A Democracy Summit Unlike Any Other

Democracy summits are essential, and hearing from experts is critical, but in the electoral reform field, gatherings like this are incredibly male-dominated — especially when about 85% of election administrators are women.

Our team at RepresentWomen couldn't help but notice that highly talented and effective women experts are frequently not invited to the table at critical symposiums.

So we built our own table and invited those incredible women to speak for a three-day-long event, beginning on International Women's Day.

Kaycie's roles for this event included oversight, creation, and execution of all: 

  • Content (Graphic Design, Audio, Video, and Deliverables) 

  • Promotion and Social Media Marketing 

  • Press Relations

View a sample of my design and promotional work for this event below.

Psst! Hot Tip for you … If you’re looking for my video content made for this event, click this link

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Outcomes

We put together an incredible line-up of women electeds, election officials, and activists. The summit featured three Secretaries of State, state and federal reps, and an average of 200 attendees per day to discuss electoral reform for a more representative democracy.

For a small non-profit team this was a great feat. 

  • We forged relationships with women leaders in the field

  • Earned name recognition and praise from grasstops donors and changemakers 

  • Promoted our upcoming research and advocacy projects

  • Broadened our growing audience

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