Economic Security Support Efforts to raise the minimum wage, thus promoting pay equity for girls/women throughout their lifespan by promoting actions that foster paid family and sick leave, explore discrimination concerns in retirement wage gaps and social security issues/concerns, and by providing salary negotiation workshops to ensure equal pay for equal work. Advocate for SNAP/FNS…
DetailsAn original play tells the stories of those who fought for women’s suffrage and those whose voting rights were not ensured by the 19th Amendment.
DetailsAll eyes were on Virginia as it became the 38th state to ratify the ERA on January 27th. As the Democratic Senator Mamie Locke said: ” Equality based on sex is not just good for women, it is good for society.” Next step is the US House of Representatives on February 10th when a vote…
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DetailsOverview The AAUW NC 2020 Conference Hotel is: DoubleTree by Hilton 115 Hendersonville Rd., Asheville, NC (map) Reservations The special conference rate is $132 per night for King or Double rooms. The conference is March 27-28, and the room rate is available for the nights of Wednesday, March 25 through Sunday, March 29. With tax,…
DetailsOn a cool sunny January afternoon, the Raleigh/Wake County and Tar Heel Branches took their place at a table along Halifax Mall as thousands of women marched in the streets around the Legislative Building in downtown Raleigh. People were gathered to listen as women spoke on the theme “Women Protecting the Future” amidst sign waving,…
DetailsThe 2020 AAUW NC Conference, March 27-28 in Asheville, will be a chance to hear from a number of remarkable speakers, including Plenary Sessions Angie Newsome, founder and CEO of online Carolina Public Press, speaking on her journey as an entrepreneur and how to sift throughmedia for real facts – opening keynote 4:00 Friday Kate…
DetailsRegistrations are being refunded On March 12, AAUW NC announced that its 2020 conference had been cancelled and that all registration/meal fees would be refunded. If you’d like to stay up to date with how we’ll be reworking the content of the agenda for the new realities of self-isolation and quarantine in the face of…
DetailsThe Conference has been cancelled. We are working on ways to bring the content of the conference to members and participants virtually. Watch this space for more information. You are also encouraged to sign up for the Connect e-newsletter where webinar and other conference-related information will be posted. MARCH 27 AND 28, 2020 Asheville, NC DoubleTree by…
DetailsSince 1952, AAUW of North Carolina has partnered with the NC Literary and Historical Association to present an award in recognition of the most significant work of original juvenile literature published over the course of the last year by a North Carolina author. This November, the 66th AAUW NC award was presented to author Kelly…
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