What Will It Take To #RepresentHer is a new campaign that advocates for equal representation of women in politics, business, and entertainment—and encourages people to use their voices, votes, and consumer power to create that change. What Will It Take To #RepresentHer was created in partnership between The Representation Project, What Will It Take Movements, and the production company Not A Billionaire.
“This campaign advocates for the equal representation of women in leadership—not just in politics, but in business and entertainment, too. It’s critical that women have seats at the tables of power. Without women and diversity in leadership, we cannot make needed progress in this country, correct the inequities and injustices of the past, and build a sustainable future that uplifts everyone.”
—Jennifer Siebel Newsom—
Founder and CEO of The Representation Project
“Gender equality is not a women’s issue, it is a human issue. This campaign is a call to action for women to use their voices and exert their important influence as leaders, as voters, and as engaged citizens. We all benefit from more equal and diverse leadership.”
—Marianne Schnall—
Founder of What Will It Take Movements
We were honored to interview a collection of amazing activists, actors, and civic leaders for this campaign. Thank you to all of those who participated.
Mei-Ling Ho-Shing, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Student
Pat Mitchell, Founder of Pat Mitchell Media
Patrisse Cullors, Black Lives Matter
Piper Perabo, Actor, Activist
Sarah Eagle Heart, Native Americans in Philanthropy
Sophia Bush, Actor, Activist
Tarana Burke, ‘me too.’ Movement
Tina Tchen, Co-founder of the Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund
Tyah-Amoy Roberts, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Student
Valerie Jarrett, Co-Host of United State of Women and Senior Advisor to the Obama Foundation
Ai-jen Poo, National Domestic Workers Alliance
Amanda Seales, Actor, Activist
Brittany Packnett, Activist, Educator, and Writer
Carmen Perez, The Gathering for Justice
Dolores Huerta, Dolores Huerta Foundation
Gabrielle Reece, Professional Athlete, Author
Journey Jamison, Lincoln Park High School Student
Julie Abrams, Founder & CEO of How Women Lead
Larry Wilmore, Producer, Actor
Maria Lemus, Visión Y Compromiso
Mei-Ling Ho-Shing, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Student
Pat Mitchell, Founder of Pat Mitchell Media
Patrisse Cullors, Black Lives Matter
Piper Perabo, Actor, Activist
Sarah Eagle Heart, Native Americans in Philanthropy
Sophia Bush, Actor, Activist
Tarana Burke, ‘me too.’ Movement
Tina Tchen, Co-founder of the Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund
Tyah-Amoy Roberts, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Student
Valerie Jarrett, Co-Host of United State of Women and Senior Advisor to the Obama Foundation
