Inspired by the power of coalitions, MWLC was formed in 2001 by five mainstream women’s organizations for the exciting purpose of increasing the number of progressive Missouri women elected at all levels of government in our state -- especially the state legislature.  Missouri Women’s Leadership Coalition is now an eight-member coalition that cooperates with other like-minded organizations.

 

     MWLC is a 501c4 Missouri Corporation.  The MWLC Education Fund is a non-profit 501c3 which conducts our education and training program.  The Missouri ERA PAC is the political organization which screens and endorses candidates.

     We are a non-member, non-partisan, coordinating board aimed at bringing women’s organizations together to recruit, train and elect women who support reproductive choice, family planning, ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment and other women’s and family issues.

     MWLC does not endorse candidates or work in elections. But we link prospective candidates with groups that do.

     MWLC takes political training workshops across the state to smaller cities, towns and rural areas. And we organize coalitions called Kitchen Cabinets to work in their local areas.

     The movement for women’s political equality is growing. MWLC is a partner in US Women Connect (USWC), a national network working for women’s rights and concerns.  The Missouri Women’s Leadership Coalition was formed to help women  develop the skills to get involved in the political process… and WIN !

 

     This coalition of women’s groups is offering training seminars all over Missouri to teach women how to run for office, conduct winning campaigns as a manager, or get their candidate elected.  Our group of trainers have years of experience with politics, and are anxious to share their knowledge.

Training Progressive  Missouri Women to Run and Win  at All Levels of Government  Across the State

What is the Missouri Women’s Leadership Coalition?

Education Partner of the Missouri ERA PAC

Missouri Women’s Leadership Coalition

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Representative Sara Lampe of Springfield on the floor of the House of Representatives.