AAUW NC Branch Contacts

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Are you missing a chance to connect with like-minded folks to discuss gender equity issues?

Check out AAUW's new Equity Network events -- take advantage of their being open to people across the country. Sign up to hear about live events, or review the sessions that are already posted.
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Equity Network Events – AAUW : Empowering Women Since 1881

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We’re conducting a series of webinars exclusive to the Equity Network. Join us as we engage with the issues that matter most and share helpful resources for taking action. From negotiating your salary and benefits to advocating for change in your own community, the Equity Network is here to help y...

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AAUW of North Carolina

4 weeks ago

All members are invited to join us via Zoom for the 2020 Annual Meeting. More information found here: www.aauwnc.org/2020-annual-meeting/ ...

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AAUW of North Carolina

1 month ago

AAUW's work for voter education and activation in 2020 will be focused on these key issues:

1. Voting Access
2. Pay Equity
3. Paid Sick and Family Leave
4. College Affordability
5. Campus Sexual Harassment and Violence
6. Health Care Access and Reproductive Rights

Check out the 2020 Voter Issue Guide for more. ...

Voter Issue Guide

www.aauwaction.org

The AAUW Action Fund advances equity for women and girls through member activism and voter mobilization.

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AAUW of North Carolina

1 month ago

Lest we forget ... From NC Justice Center ...

1 in 5 workers in N.C. are in industries on the frontlines of COVID-19 response – North Carolina Justice Center

www.ncjustice.org

The COVID-19 public health and economic crisis reminds us all that the workers we least often celebrate are ones who sustain our well-being ...