Become involved and take action … on the Local level!
Our Advocacy Statement
The Longmont Branch works locally to advance the AAUW member-endorsed Public Policy priorities, addressing policies that break through educational and economic barriers. We collaborate with other organizations in the community, including the League of Women Voters, Delta Kappa Gamma, the Women’s Collaborative of Boulder County, and Front Range Community College on specific areas of work such as Get Out the Vote, Title IX, and pay equity.
Want an easy way to get involved … Join our Current Issues & Advocacy Interest Group
2018 through 2022 – Public Policy Actions and Events of the Longmont Branch
2022
June – Coffee with the Council – a discussion on Affordable Housing in Longmont – write-up courtesy of member Sarah Sharp
2021
2020
January – As a follow-on to the Living Wage Forum in October, several Branch members joined the Longmont Early Childhood Community Coalition
February 1 – AAUW Colorado Public Policy Day focusing on Immigration Issues
February 8 – Legislative Dynamics … you ought to care! program with our state legislators
October 15 – All Branch Read of Leadership in Turbulent Times by Doris Kearns Goodwin
November – Branch initiated a Racism and Anti-Racism Study Group
2019
January 19 – AAUW Longmont members march locally in support of Women’s Issues
January 26 – CI&A members provided feedback on Title IX Proposed Changes
February 2 – AAUW Colorado Public Policy Day focusing on Diversity at Holiday Inn Lakewood
April 2 – Equal Pay Day for Women
April 27-28 – Colorado AAUW State Convention
October 21 – Living Wage Forum
Living Wage Forum Held Monday, October 21, 2019 at FRCC Community Room
Living Wage Forum Materials and More Living Wage References
2018
January – The Denver Women’s March
October – Pay Equity Panel
October – Open Forum letter to the Longmont Times-Call on Pay Equity
November – Sexual Harassment panel at Front Range Community College
December – Support for Self-Sufficiency Wage for all City of Longmont Contactors
Contact our Public Policy Chair to discuss ways to get more involved on local issues.
Darcy Juday at darcyjuday@gmail.com