About

Our Partners

RepresentWomen works at the intersection of women's representation and democracy reform, connecting these two movements to reduce the systemic barriers that hold women back. Our partnerships span national, state, local, and global organizations, uniting a diverse coalition around a shared goal: a stronger, more representative democracy.

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Democracy Reform Partners

RepresentWomen works alongside the coalitions driving democracy reform on the ground, equipping them with the data and messaging that connect their policies to women's lives. Since women make up half of every community our partners serve, aligning that constituency is often essential to passing reform, and it's where we play our largest role. Our partners consistently point to this work as key to building the broad-based support their campaigns need — support that doesn't just pass policy, but brings women's political power along with it.

The following are the democracy reform partners we currently work with, supporting each with tailored data, messaging, and resources.
Alaskans For Better Elections
American Academy of Arts & Sciences
CalRCV
Coalition of Communities of Color
Colorado Black Women for Political Action
Courageous Colorado
Democracy Rising
Expand Democracy
FairVote
FairVote Illinois
FairVote Minnesota
FairVote Washington
Grow Democracy
League of Women Voters Colorado
More Equitable Democracy
Murmuration
National Association of Nonpartisan Reformers
NM Voters First
OpenSecrets
Partners in Democracy
Rank the Vote
Rank the Vote Ohio
RCV Maryland
The Fulcrum
UpVote Virginia

Women's Representation Partners

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All In Together
CAWP
Close the Gap California
Colorado 50-50
Emerge America
Ghosh Innovation Lab
Inclusive America
Latinas Represent
Lone Star Parity Project
Ms. Magazine
Republican Women for Progress
Reykjavík Global Forum
Running Start
She Should Run
The New Majority NYC
Vote Mama
Vote Run Lead
Women's Democracy Lab
Wyoming Women’s Action Network