Updated info on the Gender Pay Gap, 2017
The Fall 2017 Edition of AAUW’s booklet with everything you need to know about the Gender Pay Gap is now available.
Does gender equality under the law remain a dream in 2017?
As we near the 100th anniversary of US women’s right to vote, there are many other cases where equality will only be realized with help of the Equal Rights Amendment. AAUW NC joins in encouraging the NC legislature to approve the amendment.
Storming Capitol Hill – and more from the 2017 National Convention
Nearly 20 members from AAUW NC attended the national convention in DC in June. Learn more about what they saw, learned, and brought home.
AAUW NC 2017 Legislative Priorities
Again this year the AAUW NC Public Policy Team, led by Denny McGuire, has released a set of legislative priorities. Please take them back to your branches and stay in touch with the information coming out of the General Assembly. AAUW NC Legislative Priorities for 2017
AAUW NC supports new 2016 ERA coalition for NC
AAUW is part of a new state-wide coalition to work towards ratification of the ERA.
AAUW NC joins call for 2016 repeal of HB2
AAUW of North Carolina is on record opposing HB2.
AAUW NC Releases 2015 Public Policy Priorities
AAUW North Carolina encourages members and allies to support these priorities during the 2015 session of the NC legislature.
Women’s Advocacy Day: Feb 24, 2015
Join women from across the state to ensure the legislature knows what’s on your mind!
Public Policy 2013
AAUW NC is starting its 2013 efforts with a webinar on Jan. 27. Slides Handout: 6 slides per page, better for printing This post will be updated as the process for updating the members is refined. In the meantime, here are the links to subscribe to be kept in the loop: pp-info: Public Policy Information,…
2011 NC Public Policy Priorities
UPDATE: This reflects the bill status at end of 2011. See the Public Policy Project for details on what issues are being monitored closely through 2012. Here is the current status of bills that were identified in the Spring 2011 handout for AAUW NC members, along with a two new issues. It is possible that…