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April 2019 President’s Comments April showers bring…flooding? Other parts of the Midwest have seen devastating floods this year. So far it is melting nice and slow with little to no precipitation in Fargo-Moorhead, reducing the flood forecast. April 2 nd marks All Women’s Equal Pay Day and April 19 th is White Women’s Equal Pay Day. These days measure how far into 2019 women would have to work to make the same as white men made in 2018 when comparing full-time worker’s median salary. You can see more of these on our calendar. To “celebrate” the occasion, we are working on a few projects. Thanks to the efforts of ND AAUW president, Theresa Leiphon, Governor Burgum signed an Equal Pay Day Proclamation this year! Susan Larson and I are working on an Op-Ed to submit to the Forum, along with some help from some women who responded to a post in the Ladybosses Facebook group. And lastly, we are hosting a FREE salary negotiation training workshop intro at our meeting on April 8 th . Please RSVP on our Eventbrite page so we can get an estimate of attendees. Note that we will be upstairs in Barry Hall this time in Room 272. Register here. Last week the book club discussion revolved around Educated: A Memoir, by Tara Westover. This month our group will be reading the last book of the year: Quiet Until the Thaw, A novel, by Alexandra Fuller. The story takes place in the Lakota Oglala Sioux Nation in South Dakota. Two cousins find themselves pitted against each other as their tribe is divided and infighting. Rick Overlooking Horse chooses the path of peace, while You Choose Watson chooses violence and leaves. You Choose returns to the reservation after decades behind bars, disrupting the lives of those who stayed. Fuller wrote “The belief that we can be done with our past is a myth. The past is nudging at us constantly.” Make sure you check out the full list of events for the year on page 10. It’s also on our website. I’ll see you soon. Alexa Ducioame President Fargo-Moorhead (F-M) Affiliate American Association of University Women Mission: To advance gender equity for women and girls through research, education, and advocacy.
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April 2019

President’s Comments

Aprilshowersbring…flooding?OtherpartsoftheMidwesthaveseendevastatingfloodsthisyear.SofaritismeltingniceandslowwithlittletonoprecipitationinFargo-Moorhead,reducingthefloodforecast.April2ndmarksAllWomen’sEqualPayDayandApril19thisWhiteWomen’sEqualPayDay.Thesedaysmeasurehowfarinto2019womenwouldhavetoworktomakethesameaswhitemenmadein2018whencomparingfull-timeworker’smediansalary.Youcanseemoreoftheseonourcalendar.To“celebrate”theoccasion,weareworkingonafewprojects.ThankstotheeffortsofNDAAUWpresident,TheresaLeiphon,GovernorBurgumsignedanEqualPayDayProclamationthisyear!SusanLarsonandIareworkingonanOp-EdtosubmittotheForum,alongwithsomehelpfromsomewomenwhorespondedtoapostintheLadybossesFacebookgroup.Andlastly,wearehostingaFREEsalarynegotiationtrainingworkshopintroatourmeetingonApril8th.PleaseRSVPonourEventbritepagesowecangetanestimateofattendees.NotethatwewillbeupstairsinBarryHallthistimeinRoom272.Registerhere.LastweekthebookclubdiscussionrevolvedaroundEducated:AMemoir,byTaraWestover.Thismonthourgroupwillbereadingthelastbookoftheyear:QuietUntiltheThaw,Anovel,byAlexandraFuller.ThestorytakesplaceintheLakotaOglalaSiouxNationinSouthDakota.Twocousinsfindthemselvespittedagainsteachotherastheirtribeisdividedandinfighting.RickOverlookingHorsechoosesthepathofpeace,whileYouChooseWatsonchoosesviolenceandleaves.YouChoosereturnstothereservationafterdecadesbehindbars,disruptingthelivesofthosewhostayed.Fullerwrote“Thebeliefthatwecanbedonewithourpastisamyth.Thepastisnudgingatusconstantly.”Makesureyoucheckoutthefulllistofeventsfortheyearonpage10.It’salsoonourwebsite.I’ll see you soon.

AlexaDucioamePresident

Fargo-Moorhead (F-M) Affiliate

American Association of University Women

Mission: To advance gender equity for women and girls through research, education, and advocacy.

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Table of Contents April Program .............................................................................................................. 2 AAUW F-M Affiliate Meeting Minutes .......................................................................... 3 From the AAUW Archives ............................................................................................. 4 AAUW Book Club 2018-19 ............................................................................................ 4 2018-19 Program Schedule .......................................................................................... 5 AAUW National Election .............................................................................................. 5 AAUW News ................................................................................................................ 5 Legislative Update ....................................................................................................... 8 Membership News ....................................................................................................... 9 Minnesota News .......................................................................................................... 9 AAUW F-M 2018-19 ................................................................................................... 10 Program Overview and Dates to Remember .............................................................. 10 Contact us! ................................................................................................................ 11

April Program Salary Negotiation Training & Networking Event

April8,2019–7:00p.m.BarryHall,Room272

A strategic goal of AAUW is to achieve pay equity and eliminate the gender pay gap by 2030. This ambitious,importantgoaliscrucialforwomen’seconomicsecurityandtheFMAAUWbranchiscommittedtocontributingtothisgoal.OurAprilprogramwillofferanintroductiontotheAAUW

program,WorkSmart.ParticipantswillbeintroducedtoandgetachancetoregisterforAAUW’sfreeon-lineWorkSmartcoursedesignedtogiveparticipantstoolsneededtosuccessfullynegotiateandclosethepay

gap.Themeetingwillalsoprovideanopportunityforwomentonetworkanddiscussstrategiesforobtainingequityinpay.Thiseventisforallwomeninterestedingainingskillsinnegotiatingsalaryandbenefitsandinmeetingandlearningfromotheraccomplishedwomen.Whetherenteringtheworkforceforthefirsttime,returningtotheworkforce,lookforanewjob,orseekingprofessionaladvancement,orjustlookingtomeetotherwomen,wehopetoseeyouthere!FMAAUWoffersthankstoHeatherNesemeier,MSUM’sOfficeofOnlineLearning,forfacilitatingthisevent.RSVPsrequestedbutnotrequired.Registerhere.

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AAUW F-M Affiliate Meeting Minutes

Date: March11,2019Present: 13members,guestsandspeakersPresidentAlexaDucioamewelcomedallandwepassedaroundabaskettocontributemoneyandsharepersonalnews.AlexagaveashortpresentationonAAUWandouraffiliate’sactivities.Dr.CorySteiner,thesuperintendentoftheNorthernCassSchoolDistrictpresentedaprogram,InnovationinEducation.NorthernCassisaruralschooldistrictlocated25milesnorthwestofFargo.TheschooldistrictisthefirstruralschooldistricttohaveaTeacherLeadershipAcademy.Theyhavehada1:1technologyinitiativesince2006.Theyhavemanyadvancedplacementcoursesandhopetoofferuptotwoyearsofadvancedplacementinthefuture.Theyhavetherapistsoncampus,andasaresultotherschooldistrictsintheregionhavealsohiredlicensedtherapists.“Webelieveeverychildcanchangetheworld;therefore,wemustprovideaworldclasseducation”–thisisNorthernCass’swhystatement.NorthernCasshascreatedasystemdesignedtoprovidelearnerswithskillsratherthanknowledge.NC’sportraitofagraduateincludesthefollowingskills:organization,criticalthinking,accountability,growthmindset,self-reflection,collaboration,leadershipandcommunication.Why?Howlongdoesittaketocreateknowledge?Took15centuriestodoubleknowledge,then250todoubleagain,then150todoubleagain,andnowittakesonetotwoyearstodoubleourknowledge.Inaddition,studentswanttheopportunitytodowhattheydobesteveryday.Only25percentofworkersindicatethattheirpreviouscourseworkwasrelevanttotheircurrentposition.Thereisamajorgapbetweentheskillsbusinessesandcollegesbelievecollegegraduateshave.NorthernCassbelieveslearnersdeservetobesurprised,beabletoexploretheirpassionareas,andrevealtheirgenius.Learnersareuniqueandhaveuniqueneeds,buttheyareforcedtooperatewithinthesamestructure.Schoolstendtooperatewithinasystembasedonadultpreferencesinsteadoflearnerneeds.Learnerstendnottohaveauthenticopportunitiestoexploretheirpassions.Educatorsarehighlyskilledbutworkinabrokensystem.Apersonalizedlearningsystemwasdeemedtobenecessaryandhasbeeninstituted.Whypersonalize?Thereisamoralimperativetochangethesysteminordertoimproveequity.Apersonalizedsystemcreatesownershipovertheeducationsystemforlearners,whichisanactiveprocessthataffordsthemchoices.Learnersadvocateforthemselvesandaremet“wherethey’reat.”It’smoreaboutskillsthanknowledge.Connectionsarebuiltwithinandamongstaffthroughoutthebuilding.Authenticlearningopportunitiesareprovided.Personalizedlearninghasbeenlargelysupportedbythestate.Schoolscansubmitwaiversforrequirementsiftheschooldistrictdeemsthemunnecessaryorinappropriate.Forexample,NorthernCassaskedforwaiversofseattimerequirements,for8thgradestudentstobeabletoearnhighschoolcredit,andforcredittobeearnedoutsidetheschoolwalls.Learnershaveopportunitiestodowhattheyarepassionateabout.System-wide,prioritystandardshavebeenidentified,acommonlanguagehasbeendeveloped,behaviorsthatsupportlearninghavebeenidentified.TheyuseEmpowerforflexiblecurriculumandgrading,standards-basedgrading,sitevisits,andelementarycohorts(1-3and4-5).Therearesomemisconceptionsaboutpersonalizedlearning:screentime,socialmismatches,lessteacherinteraction/work,andstrugglingstudentsareleftbehind.Instead,personalizationprovidesequitythroughmultiple-abilitycurricula,specificinstructionalstrategiesthatteachcollaborationskillsandnormsbetweenstudents,agencyandautonomy,andhumanizationoftechnology.

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Questionsfrommembershipandvisitorsincluded:whathasbeenpushbackfromthestate?Dr.Steineransweredthattherehasn’tbeenpushbackfromthestate,buttherehasbeenpushbackfromthecommunity.Whatdotranscriptslooklike?Dr.Steineransweredthattheyarelongerthantraditionaltranscriptsbutincludeasummary.Howdoespersonalizationimpacteducators?Dr.Steinerrespondedthatit’shardnowbutanticipatesitwillgeteasierandit’smoreenjoyable.Howmanylearnersisaneducatorresponsiblefor?Educatorsteachmorestudentsthanintraditionalschools,butalltheeducatorshavebeendepartmentalized,evenattheelementarylevel.Howshouldeducatorsbeenpreparedtoteachinthissystem?Therewillbemorestudentteaching.Howarejobshadowingarrangementsmade?Dr.Steinerexplainedthatcounselorsareresponsibleformakingthesearrangements.Biggerdistrictsaretalkingaboutthisandthinkingaboutdoingit.Howdoyoudothisinlargerschooldistrictswithmultipleschools?Dr.Steinerrespondedthatthiswouldrequiresomestaffingforethought.Themeetingwasadjourned.AmandaSavittSecretary

AAUW Book Club 2018-19 Allmeetingsareheldat7:00p.m.attheMoorheadPublicLibrary

BookswillbeavailableforpurchaseatadiscountatZandbroz,downtownFargo

April22 Book:QuietUntiltheThaw:ANovel,AlexandraFullerLeader:VerlaineGullickson

May20 BookSelectionfornextyear

From the AAUW Archives TheMoorheadAAUWBranchfilesrevealafascinatinglookattheconditionsandissuesof60yearsago.In1932athree-coursedinnerwasofferedat60centsaplate.In1934dueswere$3.00.In1935theprogramwastitled:“TheCinema:ItsInfluenceonChildrenandYoungPeople.”Asurveyofmembersin1938wastakentodeterminehowmanywomenwereemployedoutsidethehome.Theresultsshowed92%wereteachers.TheMoorheadAAUWBranchinthe1930swasengagedindiscussingimportanttopicsontheInternationalscene.SomeoftheprogramsfeaturedwereFascisminItaly,TheWorldBank,TurkeyandtheBalkans,DisarmamentandPeaceRelations,andtheJewishSituationinEurope.In1938MoorheadinvitedtheFargoAAUWbranchandthepublictohearDr.DavidBryne-Jonesdiscuss“InternationalGoodwill.”Onehundredfiftypeopleattended.

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2018-19 Program Schedule

April8,2019Action: PayEquityWorkshop

WorkSmartRegisterhere.

Time: 7:00p.m.Location:NDSUBarryHall,Room272

8112ndAveN,Fargo

May13,2019AnnualMeetingandPotluckTime: 7:00p.m.Location:BrightSkyApartment

CommunityRoom33053rdAveNMoorhead

AAUW National Election Vote2019

YourvoiceandyourvotearevitaltoAAUW’sfuture.That’swhyitissoimportantforyoutoparticipateinthe2019AAUWNationalElectiontoelectmemberstotheboardofdirectorsandsetAAUW’sPublicPolicyPriorities.OnlinevotingisnowopenandwillcloseonMay14at6:00p.m.ET.Thisyear,you’llalsobevotingonamendmentstothe2019–21PublicPolicyPriorities,providingtheframeworkfortheadvocacyworkatthelocal,stateandnationallevels.Ifyouvoteonline,yourballotwillbereceivedandcountedimmediately.ThedeadlinetorequestpaperballotsisApril12,andallpaperballotsmustbepostmarkedbyApril26.YoucanfindmoreinformationaboutthecandidatesfortheAAUWBoardofDirectorsandthe2019–2021PublicPolicyPrioritiesontheAAUWwebsite.Ifyouhavequestions,[email protected],Monday–Friday,from10a.m.to5p.m.ET.

AAUW News PaycheckFairnessActPassesHouse

InMarch,theHouseofRepresentativesvoted242to187topassthePaycheckFairnessAct(PFA)withbipartisansupport.The bill is sponsored by Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D-CT) and Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA). We’reonestepclosertoensuringeverywomancantakehomethepaysherightfullyearns.Nowit’suptotheSenatetoact.WhatItWillDoThePaycheckFairnessActwould:

• Prohibitemployersfromusingsalaryhistorywhichensuresthatsalariesarenotbasedonpriorpaydisparitiesthatcanfollowworkersfromjobtojob.

• Ensureequalpayforequalwork,requiringemployerstoprovethatanypaydisparitiesthatexistbetweenmenandwomenareabusinessnecessityandjob-related.

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• Protectagainstretaliationfordiscussingpaywithcolleague s,includingstoppingemployersfrombeingabletofireemployeesforsharinginformation.Greatertransparencyaboutsalaryiskeytohelpingidentifydisparities.

• Equalizediscriminationclaimsbasedongender,race,andethnicity,soplaintiffswhofileclaimsundertheEqualPayActhavethesamerobustremediesasthosewhomakeclaimsunderotherlaws.

• Supportemployersandemployeestoachievefairpaypractices,includingprovidingtechnicalassistancetoemployers,requiringwagedatacollection,andofferingsalarynegotiationtrainingprogramstogivewomenthetoolstoadvocateforhigherwages.

WhyIt’sNeededWomenworkingfulltimearepaid,onaverage,only80centsforeverydollarpaidtoaman—afigurethathaschangedbylessthananickelduringthe21stcentury,accordingtoAAUW’sSimpleTruthabouttheGenderPayGapreport.

• Thegenderpaygapexistsacrossalldemographics,ineverypartofthecountry,andinnearlyeverylineofwork—includingfemale-dominatedprofessionsliketeachingandnursing.

• Thepaygaptendstobelargerforwomenofcolor:Blackwomenarepaidjust61centsforeverydollarpaidtowhitemen.AmericanIndian/Alaskannativewomenarepaid58centsforeverydollarpaidtowhitemen.Latinasarepaidjust53centsforeverydollarpaidtowhitemen.

• Thegapexistsacrossallagegroups:Womenages20to24arepaid90percentasmuchasmeninthesameagerange;andthegapgrowsfromtherewithwomenages25to34receiving88percentasmuchasmen,35to44yearoldwomentakinghome81percentasmuchasmen,andwomen45to65beingpaid78percentasmuchasmen.

• Thepaygaphurtswomeninretirementbecauseexpandsandcompoundsoveralifetime.WomenarelessabletopayoffdebtandreceivelessinSocialSecurityandpensions.Menover65make$1,016perweek,whilewomeninthesameagerangemakeonly$782.

• Thepovertyrateforworkingsinglemotherswouldbecutinhalfifthepaygapwereclosed,and2.5millionchildrenwouldbeliftedoutofpoverty,accordingtotheInstituteforWomen’sPolicyResearch.

StateandLocalEqualPayInitiativesInrecentyears,therehasbeenstrongmomentumatthestateandlocalleveltoclosethegenderpaygap:Morethan40payequitybillswereintroducedinstateslastyearaloneandatleastfivestateshavepassedalawineachofthelastfouryears.Despitethisprogress,thefederalPaycheckFairnessActisstillessentialtoensurethatallAmericansbenefitfromthesamestrongpoliciesandprotections.AAUWAnalysis:StateEqualPayLaws,byStrength(Detailedbreakdownoftypesofequalpaystatepoliciescanbefoundhere.)Strong:California,Illinois,Maryland,Massachusetts,NewJersey,Oregon,WashingtonModerate:Alaska,Arkansas,Colorado,Connecticut,Delaware,DC,Hawaii,Idaho,Iowa,Maine,Michigan,Minnesota,Nebraska,Nevada,NewHampshire,NewMexico,NewYork,NorthDakota,Ohio,Oklahoma,RhodeIsland,SouthDakota,Vermont,Wisconsin,WyomingWeak:Arizona,Florida,Georgia,Indiana,Kansas,Kentucky,Louisiana,Missouri,Montana,NorthCarolina,Pennsylvania,SouthCarolina,Tennessee,Texas,Utah,Virginia,WestVirginiaNone:Alabama,Mississippi

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Legislative Update

Bill/Res Author Intro 1stComm. 1stChamb 2ndComm 2ndChamb Adopted NorthDakota

NDHCR3037 Damschen(R-010) Failed:23Y24N Clarifiesthe1975ratificationoftheEqualRightsAmendmentwasonlyvalidthrough3/22/79 NDHCR3056 Buffalo(D-027) SignedbyPresident3/29 DirectsLegislativeManagementtoconsiderstudyingissuesanddatareportingchallengesrelatedtomissingandmurderedindigenouspeopleandhumantraffickingcases.

NDS2003 SApprop.Comm. Humantraffickingvictimsgrantprogram NDHB1393 Heinert(R-032) ReturnedtoHouse3/15 CreatesanewsectioninNDCCtitled‘domesticviolence’andchangesthefirstoffenseof(simpleassault)fromaClassBtoClassAmisdemeanor,thusincreasingthepenalty.

NDS2356 Oban(D-035) Failed:42Y44N LegislativeManagementtoconsiderstudyingprocessesforabsenteevotingandvotingbymail. NDHCR3029 Steiner(R-037) FiledwithSecretaryofState3/19 UrgesCongresstopassafederalprohibitiononabortionsperformedafter20weeks NDSB2155 Anderson(R-008) SignedbyGovernor3/20 AllowsaregisterednurseworkinginaTitleXclinictodispensecontraceptivepills,patches,andvaginalrings. NDSB2148 Mathern(D-011) Relatedto2018Measure1regardingthecreationofanethicscommission,disclosuresofexpenditures,andrestrictionsoncontributions

NDHB1330 Dobervich(D-011) Failed:32Y61N Proposedthatthewords“discreetandmodest”wereremovedfromtherighttobreastfeedandaddedthatitisaninfractiontoprohibitanindividualfrombreastfeeding

NDHB1509 Hanson(D-044) Failed:17Y75N Proposedapaidfamilymedicalleaveprogramandappropriation NDSB2303 Bakke(D-043) Failed:20Y27N NDHB1441 M.Johnson(R-045) Failed:22Y70N ProposedtoreenactsectionsoftheNDCCrelatingtodiscriminationonthebasisofsexualorientation

Minnesota MNH1414 Lippert(DFL-20B) Relatestosexualhealtheducationcurriculum MNH1298 Considine(DFL-19B) Relatestohumanservices;providesaminimumwageforprovidersofpersonalcareservices MNS1146 Pappas(DFL-065) Prohibitsdiscriminationbasedonstatusasalivingorgandonor;paidandunpaidleavebenefits MNS1597 Pappas(DFL-065) MNH11 Lesch(DFL-66B) Providesforearnedsickandsafetime;authorizesrulemaking;imposescivilpenalties MNH40 Dehn(DFL-59B) MNS856 Champion(DFL-59) Restoresthecivilrighttovoteofanindividualuponreleasefromincarceration MNH1488 Franson(R-08B) MNS1471 Ruud(R-10) Requireshealthcarefacilitiesperformingabortionstoprovideaccessto“Women’srighttoknow”informationonthefacility’swebsite

MNH1514 Kotyza-Witthuhn MNS397 Simonson(DFL-07) Requirescertainbusinessestoaffirmimplementationofsexualharassmentpreventionpolicies MNH1532 Becker-Finn(DF-42B)

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MNS1605 Latz(DFL-046) Prohibitspersonsfrominterferingwithaccesstoreproductivehealthservicesandfacilities MNH1659 Schultz(DFL-07A) Appropriatesmoneyforshelterandservicesforsexuallyexploitedyouth&youthatrisk MNS1609 Benson(R-031) MNH1312 Scott(R-35B) Prohibitsabortionsafteracertainperiodunlessexceptionsapply;providescivil&criminalpenalties

Membership News Itisthattimeofyearagain!SpringbringsmembershiprenewalforAAUW.Youwillbereceivinganemailshortlyaskingyoutorenewyourmembershipfor2019/20.Youmayrespondtothatwithacreditcard.ThisisavalidrequestcomingfromtheAAUWsite.DONOTgotothesiteandrenewyourmembership–justrespondtotheemailrequest.Youmayalsorenewbycheckasyoumayhavedoneinthepastandgivingthatchecktoany

Boardmember.Thetotalamountsformembershipare:Students-ND$23andMN$22LifetimeMembers-ND$23orMN$22.NDMembers-$82orMNMembers-$81.IfyouhavequestionscontactDeborahNelson,FinanceOfficerdeborahnelson86@gmail.comOrcontactBethanyatBethany.petry@[email protected]

Minnesota News SavetheDate!-MinnesotaNOWishostingNOW's2019NationalConferenceinBloomington,MN!Noplanefaresnecessarytoattendandallfeministsarewelcome!ScheduledforJuly19-21,itwillbeattheHiltonMinneapolis/St.PaulAirportMallofAmerica,3800AmericanBlvdE,Bloomington.Conferenceregistrationisopenat12.info@mnnow.orgTheNineteenthAmendmentwillbeacenturyoldin2020.AgoodwaytocelebratewouldbeatriptoSt.PaultovisittheMinnesotaWomanSuffrageMemorialontheMinnesotaStateCapitolGrounds.FromthebookletMinnesotaWomanSuffrageMemorial:TheMinnesotaWomanSuffrageMemorialcommemoratesasocialmovementbasedinnon-violentdemonstrationandpoliticalaction.Thismemorial,unlikemanyothers,doesnotrememberliveslosttoacause,butratherlivesdedicatedtoacause.Hereareafewofthelandmarks,setbacksandvictoriesmarkedbythethousandsofMinnesotawomenwhoworkedfortheirrighttovote.1867:ApetitioncallingforaconstitutionalamendmenttoextendtherightofsuffragetowomenisgreetedwithlaughterontheHousefloorandquicklytabled.1879:ResolutionsaskingCongresstosubmitaconstitutionalamendment"prohibitingthedisenfranchisementofwomen"andproposingsuffragefortax-payingwomenareintroducedintheLegislature.Bothfail.1913:AstatesuffrageamendmentpassesintheHousebyforty-threevotesbutlosesintheSenatebythreevotes.1917:NationalWoman'sPartyisformed.Thegroup,includingseveralMinnesotawomen,holdpeacefuldemonstrationsattheWhiteHousegates.1920:TheNineteenthAmendmenttotheUnitedStatesConstitutionbecomeslawonAugust26.

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AAUW F-M 2018-19 Program Overview and Dates to Remember

LocationandTimeDetailsonourwebsitecalendarorFacebookeventsApril 2 AllWomen’sEqualPayDay 8 PayEquityActivity&Affiliatemeeting 19 WhiteWomen’sEqualPayDay 22 BookClub:QuietUntiltheThaw:ANovel,AlexandraFuller 25 BoardMeeting 26-27 MNAAUWStateConventioninGrandRapidsMay 13 AnnualMeeting&Potluck 20 BookClub:bookselectionfornextyearAugust 22 BlackWomen’sEqualPayDaySeptember 23 NativeWomen’sEqualPayDayNovember 20 Latinas’EqualPayDayPurple=Board(opentoall)Green=BookclubBlue=speaker(learn&plan)Red=Action

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President

Alexa DucioameImmediate Past

President

Susan Helgeland

Secretary

Amanda Savitt

Finance Officer

Deborah Nelson

MN Membership

Kathleen Nelson

ND Membership

Bethany Reinhardt


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