Staten Island Women Who March joined Staten Island March For Reproductive Rights to have our voices heard. Now it's time to have our votes heard.

We had a chance to chat with Max Rose about his Congressional campaign, his commitment to protect our access to reproductive healthcare and abortion care, his stance on public safety and funding for police, cost of living in NY, climate action and jobs.

We had chance to chat with Vincent Argenziano for Assembly back in June about his the issues he's heard most from voters after knocking many doors, his multi-prong approach to public safety, his views on reproductive healthcare, the affordability crisis for all Staten Islanders, and his views on gun legislation.

Jessica’s path shifted from a career as a nurse when she started interning at the State Legislature in Albany back in 2009 and got the bug to be involved in politics. Since then, she’s worked with different representatives, most recently Senator Diane Savino. During out chat, she expressed that climate has to be the number one priority as well as protecting unions’ right to organize. If elected, she plans to partner with community organizations who have the lived experience needed to tackle the issues of public safety and ensure they are funded to do so.

Staten Island Women Who March and the Young Democrats of Richmond County joined forces to get you ready for Election Day this Primary Season.

With the recent uptick in hate crimes, SIWWM and community partners came together to learn about resources provided by the Mayor's Office of Prevention of Hate Crimes, our local DA's office and community organizations. Follow up Resources: http://bit.ly/CombatingHateResources

Covid-19 is leaving a trail of inhumanely lost lives throughout jails, prisons, and detention centers—which many experts believe could and should have been prevented. Learn how to help meet immediate needs right now of incarcerated and recently released people, and the policies we can advocate for to create true safety for all in the age of Covid-19 and beyond.

The SI Women Who March hosted the first annual Staten Island Women's Breakfast at the Hilton Garden on June 23, 2018.