Elected Women Across America

Honoring Our Roots, Shaping Our Future | with Representative Laura Hall

National Foundation for Women Legislators Season 1 Episode 37

Welcome to Elected Women Across America, a podcast featuring elected women with common goals to exchange legislative ideas and reach across the aisle. Hosted by the National Foundation for Women Legislators, this podcast provides a direct line to the leaders that the organization empowers. 

In this episode, we’re live from our 2024 Annual Conference with Alabama State Representative Laura Hall. Representative Hall shares her journey into politics, highlighting the importance of community involvement and personal experiences in shaping her advocacy. She reflect on the highlights of her 30-year-long legislative career, including her efforts to secure funding for AIDS medication and her commitment to increasing representation of women in Alabama’s state capitol. 

Don’t forget to save the date for NFWL’s 2025 Annual Conference in New Orleans, Louisiana. Hear State Representative Julie Emerson look ahead to all of the exciting events to come November 16-19th. 

February 28th is Rare Disease Day and NFWL is bringing awareness to this important issue with an article contributed by rare-disease advocate Alpa Khushulani. You can see Alpa’s story on NFWL’s website, www.womenlegislators.org.

We'll bring you new stories from elected women each episode with host Brenna Kehew Sculley. Are you interested in sharing your story with us here at NFWL? Sign up today to record your podcast, share your passion and get engaged in 2024 at podcast@womenlegislators.org. 

For more information and resources from the National Foundation for Women Legislators, you can visit us at www.womenlegislators.org.

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