The event, held under the theme: “Promoting Women Political Leadership,” the first of its kind in the country, provided the platform for female candidates to share their experiences and visions with the electorates, especially first-time voters. “We want to ensure that the electorates get to hear women candidates' voices, perspectives, and policy ideas. So how do we try to increase the voices of women in political leadership? Executives and staff of IYEED, organizers of the Movie date with female candidates Female candidates who were invited to the event include presidential candidate Sara Beysolow Nyanti, vice-presidential candidate Charlyne Brumskine, Montserrado County Senatorial candidate Victoria Koiquah, Montserrado representative candidates Angeline Togba (D-13), Cecelia Doe (D-2), and Pauline Nyanfor (14). Wutoh emphasized that women's leadership is good for every society, projecting women as good policymakers and implementers.
