Carol Evans moved to North Carolina in July to work for the Biden/Harris campaign. When Joe Biden stepped down and Kamala Harris stepped up Carol and a group that had worked on electing Hillary Clinton launched 100 Days for Harris, a grassroots organization dedicated to recruiting volunteers who no longer want to sit on the sidelines. We are committed to canvass, post, travel, organize, phone bank, write letters and op-eds— whatever the collective strength of our resolve allows. We are open to all. Carol Evans joined SHARE Cancer Support as CEO and Executive Director in 2019. SHARE serves women with breast, ovarian, uterine/endometrial, cervical, and metastatic breast cancer with virtual support groups, webinars, and peer connections with survivors. SHARE provides outreach and programs directly to medically underserved communities through LatinaSHARE, Black Ambassadors, and ChineseSHARE. In June 2021 Carol launched Getting Our Fair SHARE: Conference to End Health Disparities and Voces Unidas Crean Cambia, the first Spanish language conference for patients. SHARE Patient Research studies how various patient cohort experience a cancer diagnosis. In 2015 Carol co-founded Executive Women for Hillary, a national coalition of 2500 women who trained women in battleground states how to campaign effectively for Hillary. Carol served as the CEO and President of Working Mother Media (WMM) (2001-2015) which she founded by acquiring Working Mother magazine, becoming the first woman (and mother) to own this iconic brand. Carol had launched Working Mother magazine in 1978 for a major publishing company and led its growth for a decade. In 1986 Carol created the Working Mother 100 Best Companies, which is still the most important benchmark of corporate support of women. In 2002 Carol launched the Best Companies for Multicultural Women, followed by the Best Law Firms for Women, NAFE Top Companies for Executive Women, and Best Companies for Hourly Workers. She has appeared on every major TV network sharing data, best practices, and advice. Carol's award-winning book, This is How We Do It: The Working Mother’s Manifesto celebrates working mothers and helps them reframe their most difficult challenges.