Feminist of the day…
Here’s a snippet from another site. Click the link to get to the site. The resource mentioned here has been discontinued — find the current… Read More »Feminist of the day…
Nancy
How to keep up with all this information?
If you find the information posted here helpful, you might want to check back periodically – but find that, with everything else that’s going on… Read More »How to keep up with all this information?
Comments on the change to the membership requirement
The Association has posted the first official commentary on the change to the membership requirement. There are obviously a number of details to get worked… Read More »Comments on the change to the membership requirement
More videos are online!
Wow! More of the videos from the Convention are online! Including Eleanor Holmes Norton and Madeleine Albright! See the 2005 AAUW National Convention Highlights page!
A North Carolina Celebrity
It looks to me as if our very own Queen is pictured as one of the handful of Convention attendees on the “what happened” section.:
SAR meeting
The South Atlantic regional meeting was a great time to thank Ann Terry for her two years’ service as Regional Director, wish her well with… Read More »SAR meeting
Mark your calendar: 2007 in Phoenix
The 2007 AAUW Convention will be June 29 to July 2 in Phoenix AZ. See www.aauw.org for more information. Note that those dates are Saturday… Read More »Mark your calendar: 2007 in Phoenix
Pictures of the NC Delegation
Sorry for the delay. Here are some pix of the NC folks attending Convention. Click the group picture for a larger version. Seated: Esther, Joanne,… Read More »Pictures of the NC Delegation
Virtual Lobby Day
Did you miss Convention? or need to leave early? Don’t forget that you can still participate in Lobby Day. The public policy staff has made… Read More »Virtual Lobby Day
EdEqChange now available on the AAUW web site
The reports on improvements in communications and other goal tracking messages that were published to the volunteer and staff leadership as EdEqChange memos from Fall… Read More »EdEqChange now available on the AAUW web site