Elizabeth Kucinich is wife of Congressman Dennis Kucinich.
Kucinich is the Director of Public and Government Affairs for PCRM.
A longtime peace and animal rights advocate and champion for monetary reform, improved human health & environmental policy.
You will understand Elizabeth Kucinich better if you answer one question. How many 18 year-olds do you know who leave their comfortable homes to travel alone to India to work with Mother Teresa's charity? Or another?
How many 14 year-olds do you know who have lobbied their national legislature? Or a last one? How many 28-year olds do you know who have traveled to five continents to work on and organize humanitarian projects?
The answer to those questions give a sense of who Elizabeth Jane Kucinich and the dedication to service and social justice that drives her. To say that Mrs. Kucinich cares about humanity's problems is an understatement. It has been a central part of her life since she was a child. It led her to complete a BA in Religious Studies and Theology and an MA in international conflict analysis. It led her to find a life-partner Dennis Kucinich. Together they share the same vision: to provide leadership to a more peaceful world, to see the rights of all living beings and environmental sustainability as guiding principles.
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