Supporting 25 AAUW branches with over 1700 members throughout Minnesota
Mission – To advance gender equity for women and girls through research, education, and advocacy. |
Vision – Equity for all. |
Values – Fact-based. Principled. Inclusive and Intersectional. |
AAUW MN PINE NEWSLETTER → “Spring 2024“
AAUW MN Strategic Plan 2021 – 2026
Click the link below to see and read the AAUW MN Strategic Plan. It’s in a PDF format which allows you to download it to your computer and print if you would like a hard copy.
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2024 NCCWSL Registration is Now Open!
AAUW’s National Conference for Collegiate Women Scholars (NCCWSL) will be held at the University of Maryland, College Park, May 30 through June 1, 2024. Students can register by clicking on the link.
To learn more about AAUW MN’s 10 $1000 NCCWSL grants, see page 5 of the revised copy of the 2024 Helping Our Branches rev. 12-28-23 on the Main Menu.
For information about AAUW’s NCCWSL scholarships go to NCCWSL National Scholarships
AROUND THE STATE
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2024 Northland Gathering Save the Date
Red Wing Area
→ AAUW MN Past Presidents’ Lunch on August 24 in St. Paul. Here are the previous state presidents from left to right: Beverly Crute (2006-2008), Alice Ellis (1992-1994), Barb Link (1996-1998), Jan Bensen (2016-2018), Kay Cooper (1990-1992), Lisa West (2018-2020), Pat Sween (2004-2006), Mary Ann Lucas Hoax (2020-2022), Karen Kirkwood (2008-2010), Teresa Sagen (2012-2014).
→ The St. Croix Valley Branch of AAUW honored its 50+ Year members at our September meeting.
AAUW of Minnesota Stands Against Racism
AAUW MN mourns the murders of George Floyd, Philando Castile, Breonna Taylor, and far too many others. Police and general violence, and anti-black racism are at emergency status. Racist violence is a part of our country’s history and society, and it must stop.
Since its inception, AAUW has advocated equity for women and girls. AAUW has a history of advocacy that moved our country to change many of its practices. Our AAUW advocacy efforts evolved to represent a firm belief in equity for all. But more work is needed.
Minnesota has experienced first-hand the severity of inequality and inequity. Recent events demonstrate the need to bring this long journey of systemic racism and inequity to an end.
This journey will require everyone to listen to all people, to reshape power, to redefine systems, to probe deep-set biases, and to question many aspects of our daily lives. To that end, AAUW MN affirms its advocacy to fight racism and obtain equity and inclusion for all.
Jan Carey, AAUW MN President & Kelsey Waits, AAUW MN VP Public Policy
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