AAUW’s national public policy principles have long supported the ERA. This resolution provides AAUW of North Carolina the opportunity to explicitly support that and encourage the General Assembly’s ratification of the amendment.
The official “membership count” for AAUW branches occurs on February 1. Here is the history of NC branches since 2012.
The AAUW of North Carolina Policy Statement, the policies and procedures that extend the bylaws, was last revised in October 2009. That means it is out of date with significant changes in both the national and state bylaws. An effort started in the fall of 2013 to bring it up to date. This page documents…
Candidates for the positions of president and branch advocate on the AAUW NC board.
AAUW NC’s virtual booth for the 2015 Women’s Advocacy Day.
AAUW of North Carolina is excited about the possible benefits that will come from ongoing conversations with representatives of the Kenan Fellows Program.
Summary of giving to AAUW Funds for 2014 — how much each branch contributed to each of the AAUW priority areas.
Quick update from AAUW NC president with more news about the annual meeting in March.
[registered form=2 view=summary ] List of those registered
The Asheville branch is reaching a milestone — 100 years since its founding!