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YWTF-NYC Metro Chapter educates, empowers and engages younger New York women to participate in a progressive women's movement. Our primary themes for the year include:

•    Promoting Younger Women's Leadership
•    Pay Equity
•    Human Rights
•    Environmental Awareness
•    Reproductive Justice

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The chapter also runs a monthly book club, that broadens our members politically and culturally, and provides a safe space for discussion.

Be sure to check out our Meetup and Facebook pages to connect with other members.

CHAPTER CHATTER

CHAPTER ELECTIONS
Want to get more involved in YWTF? Develop your leadership skills on the YWTF board! All board positions are open to newcomers. Anyone who has attended two or more meetings (which can include the election meeting--February 4, 2010) is welcome to run for office. Learn more about the positions and the process at our Meetup page and post your intention to run on Meetup and Facebook. Contact us with any questions.

UPCOMING MEETINGS:

Thursday, February 4, 2010 7:00 PM: General Membership Meeting and Elections
Everyone is welcome to join us as we choose leadership and discuss activities for 2010. Now is a great time to make your mark on the future of YWTF-NYC!

Location: Legal Momentum, 395 Hudson Street, NYC

Chapter Director
Melannie Chard

Director of Policy
Laura Miranda-Browne

Director of Membership and Outreach
Victoria Passarella

Director of Finance and Fundraising
Amie Figueiredo

Director of Communications
Rebecca Andruszka

Director of Marketing
Alexandra Zimmermann

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General Membership Meeting

Thursday, February 4 at 7:00 PM

Everyone is welcome to join us as we choose leadership and discuss activities for 2010.

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Click here for a listing of past events.

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