Colleagues,
I have a number of Utah Women & Leadership Project (UWLP) announcements for March:
First, we are pleased to announce the release of a new research snapshot titled “Domestic Violence Among Utah Women: A 2023 Update” (with Christiana Wagstaff, Tatiana Leroy, Dr. Jessica C. Hill, Dr. Cameron Hopkin, and Dr. Emily S. Darowski). For those interested in understanding domestic violence in Utah more deeply, this will be helpful. Additionally, we released a research and policy brief a few weeks ago titled “The Status of Women in Utah Politics: A 2023 Update” (Dr. April Townsend and I were the authors). Thanks to everyone involved in these publications.
Second, we have two free UWLP events coming up (RSVP online):
Third, we have a few new UWLP resources to highlight this month:
Fourth, here are some of our partners’ upcoming events:
Finally, check out some key articles and media published this past month:
Join us on the UWLP social media platforms: LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. See the community calendar as well. Email uwlp@usu.edu to let us know you want to receive these updates to your own inbox if you received a forwarded email.
Enjoy March!
Susan
Prof./Dr. Susan R. MadsenInaugural Karen Haight Huntsman Endowed Professor of LeadershipDirector, Utah Women & Leadership ProjectJon M. Huntsman School of BusinessUtah State University
Preventing and otherwise reducing domestic violence rates will improve the health and well-being of women and families in Utah and strengthen the positive impact of women in their communities and the state.
The March 2023 Newsletter for the Utah Women & Leadership Project highlights new resources released, editorials, and announcements about women's groups and partnerships.
The last few years have been record-setting years for women running for office across the country, and we are seeing some slight progress in Utah as well. When more women run, more women win.
