Named in honor of the pioneering Barbara Jordan, this fellowship provides aspiring Black women leaders with hands-on experience in legislative policy and public service. Fellows gain insights from policy experts, network with influential leaders, and work on real-world projects, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to drive impactful change within government.
This training initiative empowers Black women to run for office or step into campaign leadership roles. Through tailored workshops, mentorship, and strategic planning sessions, She Can Win provides Black women with the tactical skills needed to navigate and succeed in political campaigns. Whether as candidates or behind-the-scenes campaign managers, participants emerge ready to lead and influence.
In the spirit of Shirley Chisholm’s famous words, “If they don’t give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair,” this program amplifies the voices of Black women in government and policy-making. Through a dynamic publication and event series, The Folding Chair informs, engages, and inspires Black women to take their rightful place at decision-making tables, creating pathways for meaningful involvement in civic life.
The Ella Baker Briefing is a dynamic initiative by Center 1968 designed to make complex legislative policies accessible and relevant to Black women. Through social media campaigns, engaging content, and clear policy breakdowns, this guide highlights key legislation and government actions that directly impact Black women and their communities. The Ella Baker Brief empowers its audience with knowledge, helping them to navigate and influence the political landscape. By demystifying policy, it enables Black women to engage confidently in civic discussions and drive positive change.
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