Since 1909 in Virginia
AAUW of Virginia furthers the AAUW mission and programs in Virginia, and promotes, encourages, and coordinates the work of branches throughout the state.Since 1881, AAUW has been one of the nation’s leading voices promoting education and equity for women and girls. AAUW of Virginia programs include educational outreach, community service, public policy advocacy, and elimination of barriers to women and girls.
Save the date!
AAUW 2013 Convention, June 9 through 12 in New Orleans
Virginia Vision
Winter-Spring 2013 newsletter online
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One Member One Vote
Welcome to the second year of One Member One Vote in Virginia! We hope that all of you will be casting your vote in the state elections in May and that most of you will be voting online.
This year we will be voting on candidates for state office. Your choices and instructions for voting are in the post-conference edition of the Voter Guide 2013 and Frequently Asked Questions. We hope that you will also be voting in AAUW National’s nationwide elections this year.
Welcome, National Members!
We appreciate your membership and encourage you to attend upcoming events at an AAUW branch in your neighborhood. Click on Branches for information about a branch near you.
New Virginia Branch Blog
Check out the Virginia branch blog and then add your own branch’s post. Go to the menu under “Branches” and click on “Posts from Virginia Branches.” Read the post about the Fairfax County Women’s History Month proclamation ceremony. Then follow the directions and post about your branch’s events, fundraisers, and programs. Contact the webmaster if you need help.
Want to set up your own branch website?
Find help working with websites and social media here.
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