Welcome to our Civic Mentorship Network “Learn About It” meetings!

State Senator: Julie Rosen

Women belong in leadership positions, including you. We at 100 Rural Women want to join you in your journey as you pursue public service positions. Specifically, providing you with the necessary resources for support. And the most valuable resources are the very women who are making a difference in their communities. Thus, at these meetings, women from various public service backgrounds will discuss their paths to leadership and the barriers they’ve overcome. Our goal is to facilitate a mentorship environment that provides you with encouragement and support in your own leadership journey.

At this meeting, we will be hosting Julie Rosen on Thursday, October 6th at 5:30 PM CT. Senator Rosen is a veteran Senator, serving in the Minnesota Senate since her election in 2002. Currently, she serves as the representative of District 23 in Minnesota. Rosen has dedicated herself to fighting drug use and furthering healthcare in the state of Minnesota. With a deep background in agriculture, including a degree in Agronomy, Senator Rosen serves as a “strong voice for rural Minnesota.” Following the conclusion of her current term, Rosen plans to retire from the Senate. But, despite her retirement, she will continue to serve as a strong voice for rural.

Learn More About Senator Rosen!

Come learn more from Julie herself at this Civic Mentorship Network “Learn About It” meeting!

ABOUT THE CIVIC MENTORSHIP NETWORK

The Civic Mentorship Network is comprised of rural civic leaders who serve as mentors for new women who are pursuing public service and leadership positions. This network provides a coordinated method for aspiring leaders to make person-to-person connections that give access to resources that are valuable to enduring success. At 100 Rural Women, we find that success in recruiting more rural women to serve in public service leadership roles is essential to keeping our democracy strong.

ABOUT 100 RURAL WOMEN

100 Rural Women sees a future where more rural women lead positive change for themselves, their families and communities, the nation and the world.  We are committed to building leadership through networks, mentorship, education, and civic engagement. Our organization is non-profit and non-partisan.