Katie Buckland

Executive Director, California Women's Law Center

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Executive Director of the California Women's Law Center, which works to secure and advance the comprehensive civil rights of women and girls

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California's First Lady, Maria Shriver, has put her name on a year's worth of research titled A Woman's Nation Changes Everything .

The Changing Lives of Women (and Everybody Else)

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