Dear Friends and Colleagues,

Join us online today, Tuesday, October 29, for day of action to PowHer The Vote during this final election week. See also the great online action toolkit, feel free to post and pass on to others. In many ways women's rights are on the line this Election Day. Remember to flip the ballot and vote for Prop 1 to secure equal rights for all New Yorkers in our state constitution, regardless of the outcome of this or future political races. Details and links are below.

~Linda C. Hartley, principal, H2Growth and PowHerNY Board VP (Download Images)

Special Thanks to PowHer® the Vote Sponsors: AAUW NYS - AAUW Poughkeepsie - Caring Majority Rising -Empire State Campaign for Child Care - Erie County Department of Public Advocacy: Commission on the Status of Women - Gender Equity in Hiring Project - Hand-in-Hand: Domestic Employers Network - HCMoneyball - Housing Justice for All - Human Services Council - League of Women Voters of New York State - League of Women Voters of St. Lawrence County, New York - Legal Momentum - Metropolitan Council on Housing - Monumental Women - Ms. Foundation for Women - New York State Coalition Against Domestic Violence - New York Women in Film & Television - New York Women's Foundation - New Yorkers for Equal Rights - NIRH - NOW - North Country Matters - NYCLU - Parents for Responsive and Equitable Safe Schools (PRESSNYC) - Planned Parenthood Empire State Acts - PowHer® NY - The Zonta Club of Greater Queens - Westchester Women's Agenda - WNY Women's Foundation - Women Creating Change - YWCA Brooklyn - YWCA of Western New York - Zonta Club of Brooklyn

Linda is a board member of PowHer New York, a member of the Town of Rockland, NY zoning board, a faculty member of The Heritage Management Organization and a past president of Women in Development, New York.

She is co-author of Big Impact: Insights & Stories from America's Non-Profit Leaders - David Callahan, founder and editor of Inside Philanthropy, called the book, "A deep and nuanced look at top leaders of foundations and nonprofits in an era when civil society is more influential than ever. If you want to know how the grand masters of the social change sector think—and how they're attacking the biggest problems in America and the world—read this book."