Public Policy Project is Underway

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As we move into 2012, AAUW of North Carolina has launched its Public Policy Pilot Project to engage its network of members to keep all the members and friends of AAUW NC up to date on issues of concern in the NC legislature and Congress.

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National Members (MALs) by County

AAUW is a community of women who are there to help other women

AAUW promises a "community that breaks through barriers". While some national members prefer not to affiliate with branches, there may be some near branches who would appreciate hearing about the local work and/or the benefits of joining the state-wide Tar Heel Branch. There are 551 AAUW members in NC who do not (yet) belong to a branch. Find out if there are any near you.

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2011-2012 Initiatives

AAUW of North Carolina is being led by a streamlined leadership team for this year and is concentrating on a public policy project that leverages our network of activist members from across the state. We’ll be posting messages to a new Public Policy Alerts email list to engage members across the state in both federal and North Carolina issues.

Plan to come to the AAUW NC annual meeting in Burlington on March 30-31, 2012 to learn more.
An issue that’s a perennial topic for us is to engage more women as voters. Watch this video to learn more.