Policies in Final Form
Thanks to Pat Tilley, the new AAUW NC policies which we adopted on October 20, 2006 have been cleaned and polished! Hopefully there are no… Read More »Policies in Final Form
News
NY Times: Cost of children raised in poverty
A summary of the article and link to the full text are provided below. New York Times http://www.nytimes.com/2007/01/25/us/25poverty.html By Erik Eckholm WASHINGTON, Jan. 24 —… Read More »NY Times: Cost of children raised in poverty
AAUW NC 100 Club – 2006
The first acknowledgement of members of the AAUW NC 100 Club has been posted. Our thanks to the donors and we join the donors in… Read More »AAUW NC 100 Club – 2006
Reminders for Branch Membership Vice Presidents
E-mail reminder about earlier message and a reminder about forms distributed at the summer meeting by the diversity chair.
Message to Branch Membership Vice Presidents
This message was sent by US Mail to branch membeship vps last month.
Dear Branch Membership Vice Presidents:
It is my hope that the contents of this packet will help you in your quest for recruitment and retention of AAUW’s most valuable resource—our members. I have enclosed information about some of the membership initiatives Read More »Message to Branch Membership Vice Presidents
Report from NC Conference for Women
At our October meeting, there was a mention of the “voting” at the NC Conference for Women in Charlotte. The results of those polls (which… Read More »Report from NC Conference for Women
News from NC Women United
See the NC Women United Calendar for information on these events: Sat., Jan. 20 – The United States of Roe Benefit Concert, Chapel Hil Tues.,… Read More »News from NC Women United
IFUW Status
Pointers to recent information about the AAUW’s affiliation with IFUW.
International Affairs Teleseminar Announced
Do you want to be the “eyes and ears” of AAUW North Carolina at an international affairs teleseminar? This will be a 45-60-minute teleseminar accompanied… Read More »International Affairs Teleseminar Announced
Next steps for Education as the Gateway to Women’s Economic Security
For the last year, a national e-mail list has been used to send information on program ideas related to AAUW’s new theme, “Education as the Gateway to Women’s Economic Security”. If you’d like to be part of the North Carolina “theme team” – with a commitment to distributing these ideas and putting them into action – let Nancy know and she’ll get you subscribed so you see these messages as soon as they come out.
For more about programming ideas related to the theme, see www.aauw.org/newvision and, in particular, the one page handout which documents the wide variety of programs generated from the theme.
Read on for the latest updates.
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