You can still register for Women’s Advocacy Day to be held April 1 in Raleigh. Meet your state representatives and senators to discuss issues of special concern to women. The event is free and sponsored by NC Women United. Registration information and the schedule for the day is posted at www.ncwu.org/2009/AdvocacyDay
The AAUW High Point branch teamed with the YWCA to present a series of workshops on money management for girls ages 10 to 14.
Here’s a “Cliff’s Notes” version of the bylaws changes which may be useful in starting conversations with those who haven’t been focused on the issue.
Here are links to PDF versions of the information about the convention that was sent to the branch presidents earlier in the month.
Here is the report on the fundraising totals by branch for the calendar year 2008.
Plan on bringing a carload of your branch members to Raleigh to join women from across the state to advocate for women’s issues with our state legislators. The event is sponsored by NC Women United. More information will be posted soon.
After years of regular increases, AAUW dues for 2009-2010 will stay $49. AAUW NC dues for 2009-2010 will remain at $11.
The spring edition of the AAUW NC newsletter has been posted. AAUW NC members should receive a printed copy in the next two weeks.
Test your knowledge of how to find information on the AAUW and AAUW NC web sites.
If you’ve been following the news from AAUW, you know that there’s a new program in the works — the Membership Pilot Program. What are the key issues to look at in deciding whether to participate?