EPISODE 3: Women's History Month with Councilwoman Candice Quarles

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We the (Young) People

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12 episodes

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We The (Young) People is the YEO Network’s podcast where we nerd out about policy and legislative accomplishments with YEOs across the country. In each monthly episode of We The (Young) People, you’ll hear about a specific policy that a YEO has introduced to their legislative body. We interview a diverse group of elected officials and pick their brains about how they created these policies and how you can too! Strategies for winning policy fights are also par for the course. Join us once a month and learn about the difference that Young Elected Officials are making in their communities.

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EPISODE 3: Women's History Month with Councilwoman Candice Quarles

We the (Young) People

23 minutes 10 seconds

5 years ago

EPISODE 3: Women's History Month with Councilwoman Candice Quarles

In the March 2020 edition of We the (Young) People, Alana and Michelle interview DeSoto, TX City Councilwoman Candice Quarles, who discusses her paid family leave policy and what it's like being a woman policymaker in America today. Michelle imparts some YEO-provided advice to our audience about social media interactions with constituents.

Reminders: please send us the 5-10 bills you're most proud of for our upcoming Policy Exchange Database! Email abyrd@pfaw.org. Next month, we'll be discussing coronavirus-related policy, and working-from-home-related advice for our YEOs. Please send us any suggestions you may have for these topics if you have any insight. Thanks!