Haven’t scored your tickets to Wine, Chocolate, and Choice yet? There’s still time! General Admission tickets are now on sale! Don’t miss out on speakers Sen. Kelly Morrison and Jen Schultz, with music by María Isa and Drums!

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General Admission - $100

Young Professional - $50

Student - $30

Thank you to our sponsors: 

Gold: Terry Saario, Susan Sands

Champion: Cynthia Bauerly, Kate Baxter-Kauf, Best & Flanagan, Kathleen Bryant, Page & Jay Cowles, Jean Housh, Lockridge Grindal Nauen P.L.L.P., Alli Mertins, Stacey Mills, Missy Staples Thompson, Vote Run Lead

Advocate: Sharon Bauerly, Carol Ball, Debra Hilstrom, Kim Isenberg, Lorrie Janatopolous, Becky Lourey, Dr. Ashley Marek, Mary McKelvey, Andrea Mokros, Patricia Mullen, Tim Stanley, Sheila Riggs

Grassroots: Joanna Dornfeld, Lena Hunt, Ruth Hvidston, Ashleigh Leitch, Sen. Erin Maye Quade & Alyse Maye Quade, Jeanne Massey, Mary McKinley, Pro-Choice Minnesota, Betsy Sitkoff, Jennifer Thomas

Ambassador: Sen. Liz Boldon, Rep. Liz Lee, Rep. Tina Liebling

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Women Winning is thrilled to announce that we’re contracting for a part-time Office Manager! The Office Manager will play an important role in fielding phone calls and email from vendors, event attendees, donors, and volunteers. 

To apply, send your resume and cover letter to [email protected] and put “Office Manager” in the subject line. Applications are open until the position is filled. Interviews are on a rolling basis. 

Join Women Winning THIS Saturday, February 24th for the next event in our Training Series as we gear up for 2024!  Learn more about running for elected office and get the lowdown on logistics, insights, and must-knows for a successful campaign!

Secure your spot today! 

Minnesotans are rockstars when it comes to political participation, and the first step on the way to choosing pro-choice women candidates for office begins Tuesday night during precinct caucuses! Caucuses give us the opportunity to make their voices heard at a hyper-local level, and can make all the difference for electing women that will stand up for choice up and down the ballot!

Minnesotans who struggled with infertility and being able to afford treatment packed a room at the State Capitol on Wednesday, some carrying their babies, to support legislation that would require health plans to provide coverage for infertility treatment. Minnesota would be the 22nd state to require insurance providers to help cover the high cost of infertility treatment if the DFL-controlled Legislature passes the bill. The proposal would require insurance companies to cover up to four egg retrievals and unlimited implantations.

Alabama’s Supreme Court has ruled that frozen embryos are children under state law and subject to legislation dealing with the wrongful death of a minor, stating that it “applies to all unborn children, regardless of their location.” The court issued this majority decision in a lawsuit brought forth by a group of in vitro fertilization (IVF) patients whose frozen embryos were destroyed in December 2020 when a patient removed the embryos from a cryogenic storage unit and dropped them on the ground.

Though the court’s decision does not prohibit IVF, it’s the first known case in which a US court says frozen embryos are human beings, and that could have profound impacts on how the fertility industry operates, and bring about similar lawsuits around the country, including states like Minnesota, where anti-choice groups are seeking to reverse changes to recent gains in reproductive freedom.