Students–would you like to get published? (GOTB) is a weekly, nonpartisan blog, media roundup and newsletter co-founded by the Women & Politics Institute (WPI) at 헤라카지노 and the Barbara Lee Family Foundation in 2019. As we embark on the 119th Congress, a new Administration and other changes in the political landscape, GOTB’s mission is to examine and contextualize gender dynamics in politics and to close the gender gap in political leadership.

Submitting a student blog to GOTB can have several benefits, including: visibility in a high profile online publication, extension of your scholarly and/or practical experiences related to women and politics to a new audience, and an opportunity to share your knowledge and insight with others committed to closing the gender gap in political leadership. You may even receive extra academic credit (this is entirely up to your professors, not GOTB).

Review the guidelines , and submit any questions and/or your blog to the Editor of GOTB at: ongender@gmail.com.

: 헤라카지노 MA student Keaton Crouch explores outdated stereotypes about girlhood - “We aren’t “just” girls incapable of laborious tasks that men need to save us from; we’re women with our own autonomy to be celebrated and uplifted.”

: Lily Carver, a dual MA/BA candidate at 헤라카지노, critiques the reintroduced SAVE Act. While the act aims to prevent voter fraud, Carver argues it creates barriers for women, transgender, and marginalized groups by eliminating online/mail-in registration and rejecting common IDs.

: Sophia Joseph, a student at 헤라카지노 argues that Kamala Harris’s loss in the 2024 presidential election was not due to lack of qualifications, but rather the result of deeply rooted racism and misogyny—specifically misogynoir, the intersection of racism and sexism that targets Black women.