LEAD highlighted by Washington Post for its work

What started as a small gathering following the 2016 election has grown into a thriving political organization involving thousands of South Dakotans, and national media has taken notice.

LEAD South Dakota was highlighted because of its work to promote women to office in Sioux Falls and across the state. LEAD is raising up a new class of candidates working to transform the local and state political landscape.

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Photograph courtesy of Washington Post

“LEAD is an organization looking to promote a new generation of leaders with good ideas to office,” said Susan Kroger, co-founder of LEAD. “In the nine months since the election we’ve grown our membership and momentum.  This national coverage proves we are not alone, and we are here to stay.”

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ABOUT LEAD SOUTH DAKOTA

LEAD South Dakota is a registered 501c(4) nonprofit.  LEAD (Leaders Engaged And Determined) is a grassroots organization aimed at bringing awareness to issues facing South Dakota, the United States, and abroad. LEAD exists to foster a community of individuals who empower and encourage women to be actively involved in all stages of the political process in order to effect positive change for women and families in South Dakota.

LEAD is not affiliated with any political party or organization. We are welcoming and inclusive of all people, regardless of race, age, religion, ethnicity, national origin, color, gender identity, disability, sexual orientation, or citizenship.