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Archive for August, 2010

This October, AAUW will join more than 500 professional and educational organizations on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., at the country’s first national science festival. The USA Science & Engineering Festival will be held October 10–24, 2010. Opening on 10/10/10 with a gala concert of science songs performed by over 200 children and adults [...]

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As a history and women’s studies double major in college, I was thrilled to work at the National Women’s History Museum (NWHM) out of college, before I joined AAUW. One of the first stories I heard there made me notice that women aren’t only left out of history books and museum exhibits but also out [...]

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The Senate is about to leave for their August recess without taking action on the Paycheck Fairness Act. We’re disappointed they didn’t pass this critical legislation before heading home, but we’re not giving up — in fact, we’re turning up the heat. Join AAUW in our Get It Done! 21 Days of Action campaign to [...]

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Meet Jessica Marquez — a woman whose unbridled interest in space carried her from her hometown of Lima, Peru, to NASA in Ames, California, in order to explore the dynamic interaction between people and machines. Marquez has always harbored a keen interest in science, reveling in its inquisitive nature. So, in 1995, she arrived in [...]

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For almost 130 years, AAUW has been opening the doors of higher education and providing opportunities for women through its fellowship and grant programs. This year, AAUW has awarded $3.2 million in support of 215 remarkable scholars, research projects, and programs promoting education and equity for women and girls. We are thrilled to launch the [...]

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This is the next in our summer series introducing you to some of the passionate and committed members of the AAUW Action Fund Capitol Hill Lobby Corps. Do you have a lobbying story of your own? Share it in the comments box below. We want to hear from you, too. As a child growing up [...]

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I recently overheard a conversation that, for a split second, made me wonder what decade this was. A few students (one a recent college grad) were talking about a particular professor’s constant desire, to the point of annoyance, to “go out” with one of them. I leaned over and asked what they were going to [...]

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