Swagger-100 Women in Congress

In 2014, for the first time in American history, 100 women walk the halls of Congress. These women have given a lot to be there—absence from family and other life activities, the need to deal with gender bias, not being a part of the “good old boys” network. They persist.

Represented by 100 colorful circles placed on a cloth printed continuously with the number 100, they connect to each other. There remains room for the next 100. My hope is that it will not take as long.