Hello everyone. Welcome to Gaslit Nation. I'm your co-host Andrea Chalupa. As you know, we are going to be doing an extremely important phone banking event with our friends at Sister District. It's going to be this coming Tuesday. You do not want to miss it. It's Tuesday,

October 25th, 5 p.m. Eastern. We're going to be calling voters in North Carolina. Why is North

Carolina important? Because it's one of the places, one of the states where women across the south, many of them have been impacted by these extreme abortion laws, these anti-health care laws, these extreme bans.

And so North Carolina, where abortion is currently still legal, has become basically a sanctuary for women to get the health care they need, right, instead of dying from

from, from, from, from being forced to carry a pregnancy that's dying inside of them or just to

make whatever choices they want about their body. So North Carolina is a safe state currently

for women, for women's health care, for people's health care. We want to keep it that way.

That's why we're going to make calls to North Carolina voters with Sister District, Tuesday,

October 25 at 5 p.m. Eastern. You can RSP for that on the Gaslit Nation website,

Gaslit Nationpod.com. Just click on the 22 survival guide on our homepage. That's

Gaslit NationpodPod.com.

I will be there making the calls with you.

We'll have a quick training.

Join us.

And to talk us through the all important work of Sister District is Gabby Goldstein,

the co-founder, whose mission, the sister district mission, is to build progressive

power in state legislatures. As a senior vice president

for strategic initiatives, Gabby leads programs that strengthen the pipeline of diverse

progressive candidates, as well as programs that educate the public about the importance of

state legislatures and policy and which support progressive state legislators once elected.

Prior to founding sister district, she was a bioethics lawyer and health policy researcher.

She holds a BA from UC Berkeley, a JD from Boston University School of Law, and a PhD

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