Tennessee Women's Political Caucus
About Us
The Tennessee Women's Political Caucus is dedicated to empowering women in politics. As a multi-partisan 501(c)4 nonprofit member organization, we focus on recruiting, training, and electing women to positions of leadership at every level of government. Our mission is to create a more inclusive and equitable political landscape by supporting women leaders who are committed to reproductive freedom. Learn more about our work and how we are driving change across Tennessee by clicking below.
She's in the Race
October Power Play Series
Join us for a month of virtual skill-building for women ready to run and win in Tennessee.
Curated by NWPCTN VP of Political Planning Temiika Gipson
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Fireside: Fall Retreat
Join NWPCTN for Fireside: The Fall Retreat, a free, two-day experience designed for our members to reconnect, recharge, and reengage in the work of building political power for women across Tennessee.
Held at the scenic Wildwood Resort & Marina, the retreat will include dynamic political training, inspiring panels, strategic planning sessions, and opportunities to rest and build community. You’ll leave grounded in purpose, armed with new tools, and ready to finish the year strong.
Can’t make the full retreat? Don’t miss our fall fundraiser:
🎤 Rebels with a Cause: A Karaoke Night for Change
Wednesday, November 5 from 6–8PM.
Join us to raise funds for our 2026 slate mailer program and celebrate our movement with music and joy.
Check My Voter Registration Status
Tennessee ranks among the lowest states for voter turnout, with systemic barriers that disproportionately impact communities of color, disabled voters, and others. From racial gerrymandering to a complicated felony voting rights restoration process, many eligible voters face unnecessary hurdles. In addition, language barriers and limited accessibility further discourage participation. It's crucial that we all ensure our voices are heard. Check your voter registration today to ensure you’re ready to make a difference in the next election.
"If they don't give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair."
-Shirley Chisolm, Co-Founder of the National Women's Political Caucus
