Jan Canganelli carries forward a family legacy of resilience after her grandmother was denied entry to medical school simply for being a woman. Today, she works to register voters across Indiana, especially women and marginalized communities, reminding us: “Your voice matters. Your vote matters.” Read her story now.

This fall, Women4Change Indiana is reminding Hoosiers that democracy only works when we all participate. Our Voting & Elections work is designed to equip women and communities with the tools, knowledge, and confidence to cast their ballots and make their voices heard.

Through education, advocacy, and resources, we’re helping ensure every eligible voter is empowered to take part in shaping Indiana’s future. Together, we can protect democracy and strengthen the power of women at the polls.

Indiana’s near-total abortion ban is more than a healthcare crisis—it’s an economic one. As maternal mortality rises and doctors leave the state, Indiana is losing $4.26 billion in annual economic activity and over 17,000 workers each year. The cost of restricting reproductive freedom is measured not only in lives, but in the future of our workforce, our communities, and our state’s prosperity.

What Indiana's Health Gaps Say About Autonomy, Equity, and Power

In this piece, Women4Change Indiana CEO Angie Carr Klitzsch explores what these health gaps reveal about power, policy, and whose voices are being silenced in the process. Read the full blog to learn why restoring reproductive autonomy is essential not only for women’s health—but for Indiana’s future.