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August letter to branch presidents

  • by Nancy
  • August 18, 2012

Updates on the branches and AAUW NC activities. If your branch has highlights, please send them to Mary (see contacts) by Sept. 5 for the September edition.

August President’s letter

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AAUW of North Carolina

2 days ago

AAUW of North Carolina
Tomorrow Friday April 16th is the last day to request a paper ballot for the vote on open membership! 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/.../nationa.../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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AAUW of North Carolina

2 days ago

AAUW of North Carolina
Thursday, April 22 at 7 p.m.AAUW of North Carolina invites you to attend “Advocacy in Action: Tools to Create Change” with Cheryl Tung of Wake County League of Women Voters. This is the seventh program of our new virtual series, You Have the Power.Cheryl Tung will be presenting on why it’s important as an AAUW member to be an advocate for change in public policies through our national, state and local governments. She will offer Advocacy Tools that will help each of us feel more comfortable and confident in being an advocate and therefore a more active participant in AAUW’s mission of advancing gender equity for women and girls.Cheryl Tung serves as Advocacy Chair and Development Director for the League of Women Voters of Wake County. In her roles, she is responsible for creating advocacy strategies for the League’s issues committees as well as raising funds for the League through its annual Women’s Equality Day event. Cheryl also works part-time as an Independent Personal Stylist for J.Hilburn, a men’s custom clothing company.Cheryl holds a BS in Finance from The Ohio State University and previously worked in the banking industry, both in marketing and managing portfolios for high wealth individuals and small businesses. She has served on the Board of Directors for the American Heart Association Golden Triangle branch (CA) as well as President of her neighborhood HOA. Cheryl also previously worked for a political fundraising company in San Diego, where she assisted in event planning for national, state and local campaigns.To submit questions that can be answered by the speaker during the Q&A period of the program, contact Pat Ashe at program@aauwnc.org.Register here: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZElcuqtqz8qG9ZeeLRWZlF4pWWRb7zLcE-8 ...

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AAUW of North Carolina

3 days ago

AAUW of North Carolina
New voter education resource from the NC Board of Elections.www.ncsbe.gov/about-elections/election-security/combating-misinformation ...

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AAUW of North Carolina

3 days ago

AAUW of North Carolina
We've checked with national and you may use your AAUW affiliation when writing to legislators to oppose this bill. In particular, they sent along this paragraph:AAUW has supported upholding Title IX since its passage nearly 50 years ago, and we continue to fight against gender-based discrimination on behalf of all people today. To quote AAUW CEO Kim Churches, “We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: transgender rights are civil rights.” ...

PROTECT TRANS KIDS: Tell the NCGA to vote NO on HB 358!

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On March 22, the North Carolina House of Representatives filed House Bill 358, an anti-transgender piece of legislation titled the “Save Women’s Sports Act.” This bill seeks to ban trans youth from participating in sports teams and athletics within public and charter schools, as well as nonpub...
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AAUW of North Carolina

2 weeks ago

AAUW of North Carolina
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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