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Suzanne Elder
Suzanne Elder (née Lagershausen; born 1961) is a Chicago community activist〔 (''Chicago Sun-Times'', January 31, 2008 )〕〔(Choices for Illinois Senate )〕 who has worked on school, health care, and community issues. In 2008, Elder was an unsuccessful candidate in the Democratic primary for the Illinois State Senate from the 7th District.
==Education and activism==
She earned a Master's degree in Public Policy from the University of Chicago, where she co-authored with Prof. Don Coursey, Dean of the Harris School of Public Policy Studies, a study on the impact of abortion legislation on access to abortion.〔Lagershausen & Coursey, ''The Effect of Select State Abortion Policies on State Rates of Abortion, 1975-1994'' (1998)〕
A community organizer who once worked with the Organization of the North East ("O.N.E."), Elder organized and mobilized a coalition of 1,400 families and authored (The Care of Students with Diabetes Act ), which passed the Illinois House, and is currently pending in the Illinois Senate.〔C. Starks, ''Girl, interrupted'', Chicago Tribune Magazine, March 4, 2007, pp. 13-15. 〕〔(TheCareAct.com )〕 A businesswoman, Elder advised the Regional Transportation Authority on marketing and communications strategies to increase use of mass transit in the Chicago area.
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