Susan Loubet
Bio:
Susan Loubet is the former Executive Director of the New Mexico Women's Agenda and works as an independent public policy professional.
WMC News & Features
Innovative Women’s Museum Opens in Santa Fe
Native American women artists have a home of their own in New Mexico, thanks to the dedication of a third generation painter whose grandmother came from the Santa Clara pueblo.
WMC News & Features
How To Get the Best Out of Health Care Reform
Action on health care reform has moved to the states as they implement, or resist, provisions of the federal bill. Giovanna Rossi Pressley, a member of New Mexico's Health Care Reform Leadership Team, tells women what to watch for during this process.
WMC News & Features
New Hope for Progress Among U.S. Delegates to UN Meeting
Women have been stymied for years in efforts to achieve U.S. ratification of CEDAW, the UN treaty to eliminate discrimination against women. Now, meeting at the UN, U.S. women hope to regain influence in establishing rights for women around the world.
WMC News & Features
White House Focuses on Violence Against Women
Based on her past performance, advocates—including the author, who worked with her in New Mexico—have high expectations for Lynn Rosenthal, the new White House advisor.
WMC News & Features
May 30, 2008 | Susan Loubet |
Politics
Madeleine Kunin's Sensible Guide to Electing More Women
Madeleine Kunin, former Vermont governor and ambassador to Switzerland, says she travels the country with “missionary zeal,” offering tactics to elect more women to political office. She is well awa...
WMC News & Features
Immigration Law Proposals Threaten Victims of Domestic Violence
When a victim of domestic violence also happens to be an immigrant woman without documents, the barriers she faces in trying to escape her tormentor are enormous. Two New Mexico women, founders of E...
Recent Articles
WMC Women Under Siege
In Rural Tamil Nadu, Child Marriage Was Already Rampant. Then Came the Pandemic.
WMC Unspinning
Zulu