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Articles About Run Women Run:

SDNN.com: We celebrate the win of Annise Parker as a win for all women, December 16, 2009

Lawyers Club News: Political Boot Camp provides day of training, networking, December 2009

SDNN.com: The physical wounds run deep but I'm not the only one, November 25, 2009

SDNN.com: Political activism proves to be ageless with Jeri Dilno, November 11, 2009

SDNN.com: Eight great San Diego women who have broken the glass ceiling

SDNN.com: History proves that women can rough it as soldiers too

SDNN.com: A list of all of SDNN's Equality Day stories and blogs including posts from Tryce Czyczynska and Lisa Sanders, Francine Busby, Tracy Emblem, Christine Kehoe, Colleen O'Connor and Lori Saldaña

SDNN.com: 51% founders: Bass is an iconic model for all, August 5, 2009

SDNN.com: Saldaña throws hat in County Supervisor ring, Jul 29, 2009

San Diego Union-Tribune: Saldana to run for county supervisor, July 29, 2009

SDNN.com: 51% founders: Women, it's all about dollars and sense, July 1, 2009
At a Run Women Run event over the weekend, Laura Liswood, author of Women World Leaders, gave an articulate presentation of what makes for a great leader.

SDNN.com: Eight great San Diego women who have broken the glass ceiling

SDNN.com: History proves that women can rough it as soldiers too

SDNN.com: A list of all of SDNN's stories and blogs including posts from Tryce Czyczynska and Lisa Sanders, Francine Busby, Tracy Emblem, Christine Kehoe, Colleen O'Connor and Lori Saldaña

Men or Women: Who's the Better Leader? A Paradox in Public Attitudes
Americans believe women have the right stuff to be political leaders. When it comes to honesty, intelligence and other traits they value highly in leaders, the public rates women superior to men. But only 6% say women make better political leaders than men. A new Pew survey explores this paradox.

Media on Run Women Run:

UCSD-TV: California Women in Public Office: The History, the Dirt, the Practicalities and the Successes, April 6, 2009
Join Lynn Schenk, Midge Costanza, Crystal Crawford, Mary Salas and Dede Alpert as they share candid and often hilarious details from their own remarkable careers in public life with host Barbara Bry.