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I first met Stephanie Stuve-Bodeen at a publishing dinner hosted by Macmillan at an ALA conference in Chicago. This must have been about 10 years ago. Since that time, we’ve kept in touch and, yes, mostly commiserated with each about publishing in general and the world at large. We’ve tried to support each other in a profession that can be extremely challenging.
Stephanie is a terrific writer, wise about the ways of the world, and a friend.
I was so pleased to read that she has decided to make the bold leap of running for public office. No longer content to sit unhappily on the sidelines, Stephanie is entering the fray in an effort to make a positive difference in our world.
How cool is that? How admirable? How brave?
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Wisconsin is a long way from my home in Troy, NY, so I’m not going to get into the local politics of it all. Instead, I’ll refer you to Stephanie’s website . . . and a link to how you can support her efforts, should you be so inclined.
It’s an inspiring battle that she’s taken on, and I’m 100% sure she’s doing it for all the right reasons.
I need to buy that shirt!
Click here for more about Stephanie . . .
Click here to learn about the priorities she stands for . . .
Click here for sign up for her mailing list to stay connected . . . and to DONATE if you have that capability.
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As the Democratic candidate for Wisconsin Assembly District 70,
Stephanie will listen, learning what matters most to voters.
Once in Madison, she will fight for changes that address those priorities.
Stephanie Stuve-Bodeen’s lifelong connection to rural Wisconsin
shapes her commitment
to honest leadership, public service, and community advocacy.
Her campaign focuses on supporting working families,
strengthening public education, protecting the environment,
and creating opportunities that help local communities thrive.
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ADDENDUM: To order the shirt, available for a limited time, go here.
