Women’s Agenda Assembly Planning
Start planning now to contribute a paper to the Draft Women’s Agenda and to host a local meeting where women discuss that document and other issues of concern in your community.
Start planning now to contribute a paper to the Draft Women’s Agenda and to host a local meeting where women discuss that document and other issues of concern in your community.
Table of contents for the weekly report from the Association Public Policy department.
On March 17, NCWU will release a report card on the 2007 session of the legislature. Watch for details.
Topics from the current issue of Washington Update, AAUW’s free, members-only weekly e-bulletin of public policy news and notes.
The American Association of University Women has released its Congressional Voting Record for the 110th Congress, First Session, which provides AAUW members and the public with critical information about how their members of Congress voted on equity issues affecting women and girls in 2007.
The weekly update on federal public policy issues. Check it out at www.aauw.org. [The full text is available only to members. Join Now!]
Here are highlights of the current weekly Washington Update.
Join other fans of Don’t Think of an Elephant, at the Hilton Raleigh Durham Airport on Saturday evening, March 1.
To learn more about the Agenda Assemblies, a powerful program for women to raise their voices on issues of public concern, watch this six minute video:
On Thursday, January 17, AAUW Director of Research Catherine Hill and LAF suppoted plaintiff Janet Conney were interviewed on the NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams as part of a series “The Truth About Boys and Girls.” If you missed the broadcast, you can see it from the web:
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