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Maine Secretary of State’s Confusing Anti-Voter Agenda

Published: September 26, 2011

In Maine, Secretary of State Charlie Summers’ job it is to protect the voting rights of Maine residents, and yet he supports the legislation obviously suppressing that right. In June, upon Summers’ recommendation, Governor Paul LePage signed a bill into law repealing the state’s 38 year old law allowing same-day voter registration. This effectively strips […]
By Meghan Shalvoy

HERvotes Takes On the Jobs Crisis

Published: September 15, 2011

Part of the #HERvotes blog carnival. Originally posted on the Ms. magazine blog. Our first #HERvotes blog carnival was so successful, we’re doing it again! On August 25-26, to mark the anniversaries of the passage of the 19th amendment and the March on Washington, Ms. joined with 21 women’s organizations to collectively publish 77 blog […]
By Feminist Campus Team

We Need Jobs and a Voice on the Job

Published: September 15, 2011

Part of the #HERvotes blog carnival. Originally published at MomsRising.org. When I was in high school and college, I worked in restaurants. I worked for minimum wage and I worked hard – cleaning, cooking, even counting money and making bank deposits. I remember my pay going from 3.35 an hour to 3.45 an hour when […]
By Abi Rahman-Davies

Where Are the Jobs for Recent Graduates?

Published: September 15, 2011

Part of the #HERvotes blog carnival. The recession negatively impacts young people looking to enter the workforce for the first time, and as a recent college graduate, I can easily see how the recession is impacting my peers and me. I have experienced firsthand how difficult it is to find full-time, paid employment in my […]
By Abi Rahman-Davies

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