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IGNITE National

"As a young woman, Dr. Anne Moses, IGNITE’s Founder & President, watched as an all-male Senate judiciary committee eviscerated Anita Hill on national television. She realized that until women have equal power, their rights will be ignored. After many years working in the women’s political space it became clear to Anne that in order to achieve political parity we must reach women younger.

And so she started IGNITE, to build political ambition when girls and young women are forming their identities and aspirations."(1)

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IGNITE Chapter at Texas A&M

Founded in 2019, IGNITE at Texas A&M was founded with the hopes of inspiring young women across the political spectrum to fight for equal representation. We meet every other Thursday, at 8:10pm.

During weekly meetings, we will cover topics such as: the challenges women face when running for public office, the history of women in office, the importance of equal representation, how to build leadership skills, how to run a campaign, the future of women in politics, and so much more!

We also plan on inviting speakers to present at some of our meetings. We will also hold socials and attend special events to build our members' network, and strengthen our connection as the Texas A&M chapter.