Podcasts

RepresentWomen founder and Executive Director Cynthia Richie Terrell joins Stacey Abrams on Crooked Media's Assembly Required for a solutions-focused conversation on how election rules shape representation.

RepresentWomen founder and Executive Director Cynthia Richie Terrell joins Ms. Magazine's new podcast Looking Back, Moving Forward to explore what a truly representative democracy looks like and what structural reforms are needed to get there.

Democracy is sick, but is there a cure? RepresentWomen’s Cynthia Richie Terrell joins The Female Body Politic to diagnose America’s democratic fractures and prescribe powerful reforms, from electing more women to systemic change.

RepresentWomen's Cynthia Richie Terrell joins host Mila Atmos on Future Hindsight to make the case that the biggest obstacle to women's political representation isn't a lack of qualified candidates — it's incumbency. With reelection rates above 90%, women struggle to break in without structural reforms like term limits and ranked choice voting, which together helped New York City's council reach 61% women.

RepresentWomen's Cynthia Richie Terrell sits down with CityBiz and The Fulcrum for a wide-ranging conversation with David Nevins on why changing the rules of democracy is the only path to lasting gender parity in U.S. politics.

A wide-ranging conversation on electoral systems, the barriers facing women candidates, and the strategies RepresentWomen uses to build a more representative American democracy.

This podcast from The Alliance Party discusses the work of RepresentWomen with Founder and Executive Director Cynthia Richie Terrell.

Join RepresentWomen's Founder and Executive Director, Cynthia Richie Terrell for a conversation about voter access and systems changes to improve gender balance and representation in politics.

Pantsuit Politics hosts interview RepresentWomen Founder and Executive Director Cynthia Richie Terrell on the history of structural reforms in the U.S. and what we should do going forward.

This podcast recorded during May 2020, is a conversation between WIPI Founder Katherine Gehl and RepresentWomen Founder and Executive Director Cynthia Richie Terrell.