Iowa
Iowa
We’re Mobilizing Iowans to Be the Voice for Kids
Iowans overwhelmingly support investing in our kids, ensuring they have a strong start in life.
Research shows the first five years of children’s lives are critically important for their development, making early childhood education and adequate nutrition vital.
Join us in laying the groundwork for Iowa’s future.
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Courtney Mott (She/Her)
Sr. Director, State & Electoral Campaigns, Heartland
Courtney joined SCAN in 2019 as the Tennessee State Manager before moving into a regional role as Sr. Director of State & Electoral Campaigns for the Heartland. Prior to joining SCAN, she served as Director of the Victory Campaign Board at the LGBTQ+ Victory Fund where she worked to elect LGBTQ people to public office across the country.
Prior to her work at Victory Fund, Courtney served as Manager of Affiliate Relations, External Affairs, & Policy at the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce. In this role, Courtney advocated on behalf of LGBTQ-owned businesses at the state and federal level.
She received a Master’s in Public Policy and Women’s Studies from The George Washington University and a B.A. in International Relations from Rhodes College in Memphis. Courtney grew up in Middle Tennessee and lives in Nashville.
Email: cmott@savechildren.org
Iowa in the News
Advocates for improving child care say they hope Iowa lawmakers put state money into improving child care affordability and quality next year.
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Save the Children Action Network (SCAN) was created in 2014 as the political advocacy arm of Save the Children, to be the political voice for kids. We work to ensure that the issues critical to children’s lives and futures are given top priority by our elected leaders, building bipartisan support to make sure every child has a strong start in life.