Are you a woman considering a run for municipal office? Don't let the challenges of campaigning deter you! In this post, we share essential tips for breaking through barriers and making your campaign a success, from building a strong support network to navigating gender bias in the political arena.
Read morePoliticsNOW Named One of 62 Political Leadership Entrepreneurship Organizations To Watch by Apolitical
PoliticsNOW has been recognized as one of the 62 Political Leadership Entrepreneurship Organizations To Watch by Apolitical, an international organization. As one of only three Canadian organizations to receive this honor, we are proud to be making a difference in the political landscape by empowering women to run for municipal office.
Read moreEmpowering Girls to Lead
We talk about the importance of empowering young girls to lead and encouraging them to get involved in politics. By providing role models, making politics accessible, highlighting issues, and celebrating success, we can inspire girls to make a difference in their communities and create a brighter future in politics. Let's work together to build a more equal and representative society, where every girl has the opportunity to be a leader!
Read moreWhy You Should Join a Municipal Board
Consider joining a municipal board to positively impact your community and gain valuable leadership experience. The application process is open to anyone, regardless of background or experience. Don't miss the chance to get involved and make a difference.
Read moreHow To File Your Financial Statement
We’re diving into essential information about the responsibilities of candidates in municipal council and school board elections when it comes to completing and filing financial statements. Be sure to read and understand the information in the paragraph to ensure that you can run successfully in future elections.
Read moreLeslie Steel
Leslie (she/her) is excited to be running for City Council in Ward 9. She is a lifelong Sudburian: educated in Greater Sudbury, she also raised her family in the city and was employed in public service for over 30 years. She comes from a family of entrepreneurs who have always been immersed in business and keen to help Sudbury grow in the right direction. She is a tireless advocate working in the field of Social Services and is presently a Patient & Family Advisor at Health Sciences North and the Chair of the Northern Initiative for Social Action (a Peer Lead Organization of persons with lived experience of mental health challenges/mental illness). The Northern Initiative for Social Action is member-driven and offers meaningful and useful programs, and believes in active recovery rather than passive dependence on community services.
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