NeW Announces Winner of 2025 Essay Contest: Erika Morford
NeW is excited to announce the winner of the High School Category of the 2025 Essay Contest, Erika Morford, a student at Ephrata High School. Congratulations, Erika! Read her winning piece in the Washington Examiner here! How did you hear about the 2025 NeW Essay Contest and why did you choose to participate in it? […]
The Women Who Inspire Us: Riley Gaines
This March, our NeW Ambassadors celebrate Women’s History Month by telling us about the conservative women who inspire them from the past or present day. Our Ambassador Abby Ayres told us why Riley Gaines inspires her. The conservative woman I look up to is Riley Gaines. She is inspiring in how she fights for […]
The Women Who Inspire Us: Lara Trump
This March, our NeW Ambassadors celebrate Women’s History Month by telling us about the conservative women who inspire them from the past or present day. Our Ambassador, Emily Johnson, told us why Lara Trump inspires her. Lara Trump, former co-chair of the Republican National Committee, is a role model for conservative women of all ages. […]
The Women Who Inspire Us: Margaret Thatcher
This March, our NeW Ambassadors celebrate Women’s History Month by telling us about the conservative women who inspire them from the past or present day. Our Ambassador Katherine Mickelson told us why Margaret Thatcher inspires her. One historical woman that continues to inspire me is Margaret Thatcher. Thatcher was a British stateswoman and Conservative […]
The Women Who Inspire Us: Karoline Leavitt
This March, our NeW Ambassadors are celebrating Women’s History Month by telling us about the conservative women who inspire them from the past or present day. Our Ambassadors Virginia King and Anna Young told us why Karoline Leavitt inspires them. Anna Young Although many conservative women have inspired me by their determination and dedication to […]
Building a Business Wardrobe: 10 Staple Pieces to Have in Your Closet
Finding the right outfit to put your best foot forward in the workplace can be a challenge. A woman in the workplace should be three things: put-together, professional, and confident. Whether you are a college student looking to get her dream internship or a young professional at the start of her career these are 10 […]
How to Network in the Workplace
Many people think about networking to get a job, but what do you do once you’ve got it? Spoiler alert: networking in the workplace is just as important as networking outside work! Done well, networking at work can be a boost to your career and a great way to build meaningful, professional relationships. Here are […]
Democracy Dies in Groupthink; Speak up and Join the Debate
This piece originally appeared in Speech First on September 23, 2022. Tennessee is one of the few states that requires a lawyer to have worked full-time if she wants to practice as a licensed attorney without having to retake a bar examination. That means when a part-time lawyer moves from another state to Tennessee, that attorney […]
6 Tips for Preparing to Live on Your Own by Alice Seeley
Moving out is an important moment in one’s life. As someone who moved across the country for college, I can tell you it’s scary but exciting at the same time. Here are a few tips to help you prepare to live on your own. Tip #1: Purge Your Closet to Lighten the Load Moving is […]
NeW Empowerment Forum: Grow Your Skills and Positively Impact Your Campus
Wish you could more effectively persuade your peers to listen to independent points of view? When it can seem like most young people are progressive, how can you win over your peers’ hearts and minds? Do you want to be a positive force on your campus, welcoming more individuals into the conservative movement? Are you […]
