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International Women’s Day: What can the US Learn from the World?

As of January 2021, the United States ranks 67th in the world for women’s representation.

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"Gender on the Ballot" logo with a red and blue ballot box, beside the American University Women & Politics Institute, School of Public Affairs logo.
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March 8, 2021

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