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Audrey Paterson was the catalyst of the congress and founder along with Kathryn Sainty and Helen Wilkes. Joanne Silver was the first Chair of the Women's Campaign School which began in 1999. Since it opened its doors, more than 450 women have benefitted from the program, many of whom have been
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discusses female politicians from the viewpoint of society. Terming female leaders as components of the discomfort zone, where citizens, journalists, media, and other politicians will pick apart aspects of female politicians until there is nothing left but to deem her unsuitable for the job.
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Organizations and schools such as the Canadian Women Voters Congress are integral in mobilizing females to participate in democracy and strive for public office.
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Both Jaquetta Newman and Sylvia Bashevkin note the importance as well as lack of female politicians in Canada. In Newman's book
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Women, Politics, and Public Policy: The Political Struggles of Canadian Women
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Women, Power, Politics: The Hidden Story of Canada's Unfinished Democracy
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Women, Power, Politics: The Hidden Story of Canada's Unfinished Democracy
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democracy
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feminist movements
"Canadian Women Voters Congress"
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