AAUW Thousand Oaks (CA) Branch member Colleen Briner-Schmidt donates to AAUW to protect her daughter’s and granddaughter’s futures. What about you? Thanks to all of our generous donors, AAUW has had victories this year that make the future brighter for women and girls. But the fight isn’t over. Recent rulings against reproductive rights, attacks on [...]
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Put AAUW on Your Holiday Wish List
Posted in The AAUW Community, tagged advocacy, gift, giving, Medicare, philanthropy, reproductive choice, reproductive rights on December 23, 2011, | Leave a Comment »
Back to School with Title IX
Posted in Educational Programs, S T E M, Sex Discrimination, Sexism, Sexual Harassment, Social Justice, Students & Educational Issues, The AAUW Community, Title IX, Women and Civil Rights, tagged 1972, advocacy, athletics, bullying, campus outreach, Department of Education, Education Amendments of 1972, High School, Know the Score, LAF, Legal Advocacy Fund, legal resource, opportunties, parents, research, stop sexual harassment, students, teachers on September 23, 2011, | 3 Comments »
As the new school year begins, it’s a good time to brush up on Title IX and what it means for students. Signed in 1972, Title IX (officially known as the Education Amendments of 1972) is the federal statute prohibiting sex discrimination in education programs and activities that receive federal financial assistance. This short provision, [...]
Summer Lobbying — Having a Blast!
Posted in A Women's Nation, Social Justice, The AAUW Community, Voter Education, Women and Civil Rights, tagged AAUW, activist, advocacy, Anne Hedgepath, congress, congressional town halls, congressman, congresswoman, constituent meetings, feminism, House of Representatives, leadership, lobbying, public events, Representative, Senate, town hall on August 16, 2011, | Leave a Comment »
Ah, summertime. Constituent meetings, public events, and congressional town halls provide excellent opportunities for AAUW issues advocacy! You can meet your congresswomen and men during the summer — but you need a plan, tenacity, and a little AAUW street cred. So here are my top 10 tips for summer lobbying: 1) Know your representative. Call [...]
No Bra Burning, Just Advocacy
Posted in Educational Programs, NCCWSL, Social Justice, Students & Educational Issues, The AAUW Community, Voter Education, Women and Civil Rights, tagged advocacy, Elect Her, feminist, government, National Student Advisory Council, NCCWSL, public office on January 14, 2011, | Leave a Comment »
Before my involvement in AAUW really took off, I was quite hesitant to be identified as a feminist or even as an advocate. Born, raised, and educated in rural America, I did not want to be classified as a wild, bra-burning lady with man-hating tendencies. Moreover, in my home state and surrounding areas, it seems [...]
Happy New Year
Posted in Educational Programs, Equity in the News, S T E M, Social Justice, The AAUW Community, Voter Education, Women & Economic Security, Women and Civil Rights, Women and Work, Women's Health, tagged advocacy, education, happy new year, new year, philanthropy, research on December 30, 2010, | 3 Comments »
Ah, New Year’s. The holiday of ugly party hats and gym renewals. AAUW isn’t too concerned with waistlines. We would, however, like to take the opportunity of the day to pause, reflect, and resolve. We’ve already reflected on the wonderful victories for women in 2010. So now it’s time for some solid resolutions, made with [...]
I Have a Dream
Posted in Educational Programs, Equity in the News, Fellowships, Grants and Awards, Social Justice, Women and Civil Rights, tagged advocacy, affirmative action, coretta scott king, discrimination, feminism, Martin Luther King, mlk, politics, race, racism, Scholarships, Sexism, Speaking Out for Justice on April 4, 2008, | 7 Comments »
What powerful images the words “I have a dream” bring to mind as the nation honors the legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr., on the 40th anniversary of his assassination. I found my emotions immediately surfacing as I listened to his speech. How far we have come since then, how far we still [...]
Turning Issues Into Action
Posted in Voter Education, Women and Civil Rights, tagged advocacy, affirmative action, politics, voting on February 8, 2008, | Leave a Comment »
This past weekend, AAUW of Colorado held their annual Public Policy Day, an event that is 30+ years strong. Titled “AAUW + Public Policy Issues = Advocacy & Action,” the event featured David Skaggs, executive director of the Colorado Department of Higher Education and a former member of Congress. I presented a workshop on running [...]
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