2014 Gender Balance Project Results Brief
Firsts for Iowa Women in Politics
Last updated 1/26/2023
Gender Balance Legislation at the State and Local Level
Wendy Jaquet, 2015. Updated in October 2018.
Going for Gender Balance in Iowa: Will it be Successful?
Rebecca J. Hannagan and Christopher W. Larimer
History of Gender Balance Brief
Last updated 4/4/2024
Make Way for Women: Gender Quotas in American Government Under Dominance Feminist Theory
Muriel Collins, 2021
Navigating the Path to Presence: Ideology, Politics, and the Campaign for Gender Balanced Boards and Commissions in Iowa
Ezra Temko, 2019
“Piecemeal” Advocacy, Radical Accomplishments: Adding Normatizing to the Advocacy Toolbox
Ezra Temko, 2022
Pipeline or Pipedream: Gender Balance Legislation’s Effect on Women’s Presence in State Government
Shannon McQueen, 2021
Political Information and Resources in Iowa
Last updated 1/23/2023
Recruiting Gender Balanced Boards and Commissions: A Guide for Cities and Counties
Sex Differences, Personality, and Ideology: A Deeper Investigation Via Contexts in a Study of Local Politics
Rebecca J. Hannagan, Christopher W. Larimer and Matthew V. Hibbing, 2016
States with Gender Balance Legislation
Last updated 4/4/2024
Who Serves? Gender, Personality and their Impact on Decision-Making Groups in Local Politics
Rebecca J. Hannagan, Christopher W. Larimer and Matthew V. Hibbing
Women and Civic Engagement in Kansas City
Barbara A. Kerr, Xanthippe Wedel, Tracy Schmidt and Cassi Donn, 2014
Women and Elective Office in Iowa
Karen M. Kedrowski, 2023
The Women’s Foundation Appointments Project®: Best Practices for Civic Boards and Commissions
Rachel Dicke, 2019
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