About the Women's Caucus
Any Democrat in the state of Rhode Island who supports the mission of the Caucus can be a member.
To become a member, you must complete the application form. A voting member must be a person who identifies as a woman or non-binary person using they or she series pronouns. Men and those of other identities are encouraged to join as associate members. Associate members cannot vote, participate on committees, or hold office on the Executive Committee, but will receive caucus communications and can attend Caucus general meetings and events.
The Women’s Caucus does not require dues for membership, but we rely on your donations to continue our work. If you can, we appreciate any amount you can give.
RI Democratic Women's Caucus Mission
The Women's Caucus seeks to impact government and political processes in order to ensure equality in power, influence, and economic status for those who identify as and with women. We will do this by (a) recruiting and supporting candidates in all levels of government and (b) advocating for Democratic principles consistent with the Democratic Party platform.
Our Vision
A robust participatory government led by women, that is informed by women, and works for women of the State of Rhode Island.
Core Values
Commitment to a platform that seeks to achieve gender equality, created from contributions of members of the Caucus
Recognizing that gender rights are human rights, the Caucus advocates for bodily autonomy and equality for all regardless of gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, race, religion, ethnicity, language, immigration status, socioeconomic status, or place of birth.
Fostering relationships and cooperation with other organizations with intersecting objectives.
Promoting candidates committed to gender equality and sharing our vision with the electorate.
Executive Committee
Chair: Samantha Weiser
Vice-Chair: Jennifer Rourke
Secretary: Bridget Eileen
Treasurer: Pearl Holloway
At-Large: Rev Dr Donnie Anderson, Clara Read, Maggie Kain, open
Bristol County: Joanne Dadamo
Kent County: Sen Jeanine Calkin
Newport County: Linda Ujifusa
Providence County: Sen Cynthia Mendes
Washington County: Jennifer Douglas