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Best of 2011

Best of 2011

By Karyn Bruggeman on 12/22/2011 @ 12:42 PM

Tags: Hillary Clinton, Gabrielle Giffords, Kathy Hochul, Janice Hahn, Suzanne Bonamici, Women leaders, Women's rights

2011 took us for quite a ride. After all the ups and downs, the highs and lows, we've put together a list of the five best moments for women in 2011; a brief list of the women, the movements, and the moments that have inspired and heartened us this year. And stay tuned! For of course every mate has its match, and our list of the five worst moments will be soon to follow.

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TIME's 100 honors some incredible women

TIME's 100 honors some incredible women

By Lisa McIntire on 04/21/2011 @ 01:48 PM

Tags: Women leaders, Why Women, Nancy Pelosi, Hillary Clinton, Gabrielle Giffords

It was heartening to see some incredible women – including EMILY’s List alumnae – get their due in TIME’s 100 list for 2011. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was lauded, Planned Parenthood’s Cecile Richards was honored, and President Obama honored Cong. Gabrielle Giffords.

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Top 5 most sexist moments in politics of 2010

Top 5 most sexist moments in politics of 2010

By Lisa McIntire on 12/31/2010 @ 05:00 PM

Tags: Sexism, 2010 Election, Hillary Clinton, Kirsten Gillibrand, Betty Sutton, Roxanne Conlin, Sarah Palin

Before we break out the bubbly to celebrate New Year's, it's time to take a look back at some Hall of Shame moments of the last year. In what was supposed to be another "Year of the Woman," we actually faced some pretty appalling, backwards behavior in the political arena -- but more importantly, we saw some powerful responses from the women who were on the receiving end of talk that should've died out in 1911. In no particular order, we present our top 5 sexist moments of 2010:

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Surprise! Sexism before, during, and after the campaign trail

Surprise! Sexism before, during, and after the campaign trail

By Lisa McIntire on 12/09/2010 @ 04:40 PM

Tags: Women leaders, Hillary Clinton, Claire McCaskill, Sexism

It’s enough to waken your inner Howard Beale: the blatant sexism faced by women at every level of politics, during every step of the game. A recent interview with EMILY’s List alum and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton while in Kyrgyzstan was a perfect illustration of this – along with an applause-worthy rejoinder by Hillary:

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Clinton addresses violence against women during African tour

Clinton addresses violence against women during African tour

By Emily on 08/11/2009 @ 12:50 PM

Tags: Hillary Clinton, Feminism

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is making headlines during her trip to Africa this week, particularly as she fights to end sexual violence against women and empower women across the continent.

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Clinton talks Iran, North Korea on Meet the Press

Clinton talks Iran, North Korea on Meet the Press

By Emily on 07/27/2009 @ 04:10 PM

Tags: Hillary Clinton, National Security, Foreign Relations

Clinton, who spent part of last week at a security summit in Thailand, focused on the role of diplomacy and the challenging situations the United States faces around the world.

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