jords on jords.

- political parties/slates at the municipal level.

- community meetings outside of “family time.”

- increase time during which registration papers can be filed.

- early money

- dedicated funds for female candidates (from where?)

- campaign school

- increase ways people can participate remotely

- community meetings via tele-townhall (no need for childcare!)

- candidate twinning for fundraisers (incumbent candidate hosts joint fundraiser with new female candidate)

- mentorship (from people of all genders!)

- who are female, apolitical community leaders? why aren’t they in politics? address those reasons.

- go to where the women are.

- make it explicitly clear how proposed/new policies impact women, their families, their lives, etc.

- lessons on fundraising for “me” vs. fundraising for “we.”

- men have to call out sexism too

- ranked ballots

- Canadian version of Emily’s List

- better advertise existing ways to get involved (community boards, associations, etc.)

- shouldn’t be an uphill battle to get recognition/promotion/advancement/equal pay

what else?