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Tar Heel Branch newsletter

  • by Nancy
  • June 1, 2009

Here is the latest newsletter for the Tar Heel Branch. More branch updates: tarheel.aauwnc.org.

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Politics: April 8, 2021 6:00 – 7:00 p.m.Invited Speakers: Myrna Campbell, chair, Haywood Democratic Party, and Glenda Weinart, chairwoman of the Buncombe County Republican Party.Moderator: Dr. Teri DomagalskiRegister here: aauwwcu.wixsite.com/aauwwcu/events-1/pathways-to-leadership-politics ...

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Every Voice MattersThis spring, AAUW members will vote on a long-standing membership requirement, which creates a barrier to women who do not hold a college degree. By eliminating this requirement, AAUW can become a more diverse and inclusive organization, better aligned with the needs of women today. The toolkit linked below is designed to help branch and state officials lead substantive, productive conversations about this important vote.www.aauw.org/resources/member/governance-tools/national-election/open-membership-toolkit/April 7 Voting opens – online voting is encouragedApril 16 Last day to request a paper ballotApril 30 Postmark deadline for mailing paper ballots; ballots must be postmarked by 11:59 pm ET to be countedMay 17 Online voting ends at 5:00 pm ETMay 19 Vote results announced online ...

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A supermajority of North Carolinians support protecting #LGBTQ people from discrimination – but we still lack protections at the state level. We need to change that, and we have an opportunity this year! Ask your lawmakers to prioritize measures to ensure dignity and equality for LGBTQ North Carolinians: bit.ly/NCisReady-March30 #NCisRea ...

Urge North Carolina Lawmakers to Support LGBTQ Nondiscrimination Protections

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No one should face discrimination because of who they are or who they love – and now, it's time for state lawmakers to take action. Use this tool to urge members of the NCGA to prioritize passage of common sense policies protecting LGBTQ people from discrimination in every area of life.
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Great op-ed in the Charlotte and Raleigh papers! Thanks to Bev Larson of the Charlotte branch for representing AAUW NC on the Charlotte Pay Equity Coalition and providing them with AAUW data.www.charlotteobserver.com/opinion/article250172700.html ...

Equal Pay Day is not a reason to celebrate in North Carolina

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This date changes year by year because it represents how far into the year women must work to earn what men earned in the previous year.
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Happening Now! The first in a series brought to you by our newest branch AAUW at Western Carolina University. Spring 2021 Professional Development Series: Pathways to LeadershipThe Western Carolina University chapter of the American Association of University Women would like to invite you to Pathways to Leadership, our spring professional series. This four-part panel series will feature accomplished professionals in the fields of education, healthcare, law, and politics. Panelists will discuss how they selected their careers as well as obstacles and advantages they have experienced as women. Panelists will offer advice to women who have or are considering careers in their fields. Each event will last 50 minutes with a 10-minute question period to follow. The first event in the series, focused on healthcare professions, will be held on March 24 from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. via Zoom. Featured panelists will include Dr. Lori Anderson, dean of the WCU College of Health and Human Sciences, and Jacquelyn Hallum, director of health careers and diversity education at the Mountain Area Health Education Center in Asheville. Zoom link: wcu.zoom.us/j/83447291200 ...

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