Hear from Emily Rybak from the College of Charleston, and her experience with NeW. How did you first hear about NeW? One of my good friends at the College of Charleston had very recently started a chapter on campus and wanted to get the club out in the open. I gave her my signature to […]
Hear from Katie Soll, a chapter leader at the College of Charleston. How did you first hear about NeW? Our president Charlotte was asking for signatures to start a NeW chapter at our college, and I knew right away that it was something I wanted to be involved in! Tell us a little bit about […]
Hear from Julia Donnelly, a chapter leader at the Catholic University of America. How did you first hear about NeW? One of my friends in a Politics class approached me and another woman and asked us if we would be interested in starting this club at CUA. Tell us a little bit about yourself and […]
Readers are Leaders! Below is a diverse list of books you should consider reading with your NeW Chapter this semester. 1. What is Conservatism? This anthology explores the basic principles of the conservative movement and features some of the leading conservative thinkers of the last century, such as Russell Kirk, Frank S. Meyer, William F. Buckley Jr., […]
Why some radical feminists are realizing that the hyper-sexualized world they helped to create is toxic to women. Third and fourth wave feminism have heralded casual sex, immodesty, pornography, and promiscuity as emblems of female empowerment. But now, 20 years after pro-sex feminism clinched the feminist movement in the 90’s, the unsavory consequences of “sexual […]
Hear from Charlotte Townsend, President of NeW at the College of Charleston, about her experience at NeW’s 2018 Young Women’s Leadership Retreat. “Charlotte wants to do it!” one of the interns shouted. I could feel my adrenaline start to pump. It was the first full day of NeW’s annual Young Women’s Leadership Retreat, held at […]
Hear from Taylor Roth, a chapter founder at the University of Florida, about how NeW has empowered her to stand firm in her conservative beliefs on a liberal campus. It is no surprise that college campuses throughout America are becoming echo-chambers for leftist political views and doctrine. Since my senior year in high school, I […]
Debating the option of running parental leave through Social Security NeW’s National Conference included a debate entitled Careers, Babies, and What Policies Work Best for Women featuring Carrie Lukas andRachel Greszler, moderated by Kelsey Harkness. The debate focused on the benefits and drawbacks of allowing mothers to access Social Security funds to pay for maternity […]
Pennsylvania State Representative Kate Klunk was keynote speaker at NeW’s Young Women’s Leadership Retreat. Klunk encouraged listeners to be politically active in their communities, and to run for office. She also offered advice for succeeding professionally, and becoming a strong female leader. Representative Kate Klunk shared her life mantra: Work hard and be nice. From […]
Mona Charen joined us at National Conference to discuss the differences between men and women, and talk about her new book Sex Matters. Charen emphasized that men and women are different in a complimentary way, and both sexes are essential to the flourishing of society. Charen stated, “I consider myself a feminist in the sense […]
