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1 Day Worth Celebrating
Guest Post by Kandace Palmer Today is the day the 19th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified, is a great day to...
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Guest Post by Corrie Lee To celebrate the passage of the 19th Amendment and women’s suffrage tomorrow, here at NeW...
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Guest Post by Kandace Palmer Take 10 minutes today and start a new book! The month of August is the perfect time to...
Read more4 Ways You Can Empower Other Women Today
Guest Post by Corrie Lee I love seeing women talk about empowering other women, but I know sometimes it can be hard to...
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Samantha Leach | August 4, 2017 Recently I spent two days at the hub of conservatism in Washington, D.C. Nope...
Read moreQ&A with Genevieve Wood
Meet our 2017 NeW Anniversary Dinner Keynote Speaker, Genevieve Wood. She has some great advice for young women. Mark...
Read moreYoung Professionals Spotlight: Rebecca Gonzales
Meet Rebecca Gonzales, a member of our Young Professionals Chapter in New York City! Check out how NeW has impacted...
Read moreIntern Spotlight: Adeline Sandridge
Get to know Adeline Sandridge, President of NeW at the University of Virginia! Learn more about her experience...
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Get to know Victoria Snitsar, President of NeW at University of Kansas! Check out her experience interning this summer...
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1 Day Worth Celebrating
Guest Post by Kandace Palmer Today is the day the 19th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified, is a great day to celebrate! Here’s why: The movement for Women’s Suffrage lasted nearly a century, through most of the nineteenth century and the beginning of the twentieth. Countless women and men in America strove during...
Read more10 Women Who Shattered The Glass Ceiling
Guest Post by Corrie Lee To celebrate the passage of the 19th Amendment and women’s suffrage tomorrow, here at NeW we’re celebrating 10 women who shattered the “glass ceiling.” Check out how these incredible women impacted American history. Sandra Day O’Connor was the first woman to sit on the Supreme Court, nominated by Ronald Reagan.
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