Frequently Asked Questions
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If you are a RI-resident who is seriously interested in helping a woman or gender expansive candidate run for local office this year, please register for classes here.
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If you’re ready to make an impact, this program is for you.
Help Her Run is open to Rhode Island residents 18 and older—no prior campaign experience required. You don’t need to have it all figured out or be committed to a specific campaign. All you need is the drive to step up and be part of something bigger.
People like you have already taken part:
Community members passionate about creating change
Campaign volunteers ready to level up their skills
Activists and advocates who’ve organized, rallied, and spoken out
Future leaders who can commit time during the 2026 election cycle—especially summer
Whether you’re looking to turn your passion into action or dive into politics for the first time, Help Her Run puts you at the heart of the action—where strategy meets purpose, and where real change begins.
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Pricing & Participation 💡
Each session is priced at $20, or you can register for the full program at a discounted rate of $125 💵
This modular training is designed with flexibility in mind—attend the sessions that match your interests or commit to the full experience.
Participants who complete all eight sessions will receive a certificate of completion at the final session 🎓
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In-person classes will be held at a central Providence ADA-accessible location. There will be plenty of free, on-street parking available and a RIPTA stop within a walkable distance.
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Now in its 4th year, Help Her Run is managed by:
Delia Rodriguez-Masjoan, MPA, Instructor
Best known as the bilingual (Spanish/English) TV Host at WPRI’s 12 Informa show, Delia has also been involved in leadership and community development in Rhode Island for nearly 30 years.
Kelly Brennan, MPA, Manager
Kelly is a strategic communications professional with deep community roots, including serving on the board of the Edgewood Waterfront Preservation Association.

