Hoosier Women Forward

Hoosier Women Forward is a political and civic leadership training program designed to empower Democratic women to become more active participants in politics and leaders in their communities.

Applications Now Open!

 

Applications for our ninth class of leaders are now open. Visit the apply page to learn more and submit your application by June 16!

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OUR PROGRAM

Each year a group of twenty outstanding Democratic women will be selected to participate in a nine-month leadership training program. Applications will be available in May and the program class will be announced in August.

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Do you know an exceptional Democratic woman who would be great for our program? We’d love to meet her. Contact us today. Help us spread the word in any way you can: social media, email, or in-person. We appreciate your support in helping us find our next class of Hoosier women!

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Hoosier Women Forward relies on the generosity of our supporters. To deliver the best program possible, we need your help. Please help us move Hoosier Women Forward by contributing today. Thanks for supporting the future of women in Indiana.

About HWF

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Hoosier Women Forward is a political and civic leadership training program designed to empower Democratic women to become more active participants in politics and leaders in their communities.

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Alumni Spotlight! 📣 Class 5 alumnna Sara Trovinger was recently promoted as the Inpatient Pharmacy Supervisor at Parkview Regional Medical Center. Sara will lead operational pharmacy services, supervise pharmacist and technician teams, and collaborate across the health system to improve medication-use processes, implement new technologies, and enhance patient safety and quality of care. Earlier this year, Sara received the President’s Appreciation Award from IPA’s outgoing president. We are so proud of you Sara! ... See MoreSee Less
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Alumni Spotlight! 📣 Congratulations to Kaisa Goodman (Class 2) for graduating from Stanford Law School and on her clerkshop with the Minnesota Supreme Court (Justice Procaccini and Justice Aligada). Kaisa says: “My law school friends know all about Hoosier Women Forward, because I’m always talking about our sisterhood, how we empower one another, and the importance of women-only spaces for support and mentorship. We are as strong as the women around us, and I am grateful every day for Hoosier Women Forward!” ... See MoreSee Less
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Meet Our Alumnae

Each year, a group of outstanding Democratic women will be selected through a competitive application process to participate in a nine-month leadership training program. Applications go live each year in May and we accept no more than 24 women.

Have Questions?

You can use the information on our contact page to get in touch with the Hoosier Women Forward team. We look forward to hearing from you.

Hoosier Women Forward News

Hoosier Women Forward Announces 8th Class

Twenty-four Democratic women from across Indiana chosen to participate in leadership program    Indianapolis, Ind.  — Hoosier Women Forward is excited to announce our Class Eight participants. Each year, Hoosier Women Forward (HWF) selects a diverse group of women to...

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Hoosier Women Forward Announces Class Seven

Hoosier Women Forward Announces Class Seven Indianapolis, Ind. — Hoosier Women Forward is excited to announce our Class Seven participants. Each year, Hoosier Women Forward (HWF) selects a diverse group to participate in a political and civic leadership training...

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Hoosier Women Forward has introduced me to inspiring women leaders making tremendous impacts in communities around the state. These women challenge and encourage me as we expand our professional and personal spheres of influence.
— Stephanie C.