You and your friends are invited to join us for an online AAUW program on Jan. 21st 7:30 – 8:30 pm, Title IX: Breaking Barriers/Restoring Protections, to share how Title IX can provide protection of women/girls’ rights.  The program features a review of Title IX, the 2020 changes impact on schools and students, and how we can be agents of change to restore the Title IX protection of rights.  If you have time, please view the California AAUW Title IX webinar recording.

Program presenter: Alicia Hetman, AAUW CA Title IX Consultant & Public Policy Committee, member of AAUW National Public Policy Committee and former AAUW national board member.

This meeting is sponsored by the AAUW Jane Addams branch and requires advance registration. Link to register:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0qfuCsqTguEtx6e0EHZDGGST-J147WKpFf?fbclid=IwAR0gYW9Mnh9Twg9TVhFlfzyKOZkBoF-1DF4PO_Pn2ofpm7zFwA6xviZOU8g

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Title IX Quick Facts

Get out and vote!

Vote by Mail fraud is a myth. This is a tactic to convince voters not to vote during a pandemic. We learned each ballot has a unique number/barcode that identifies your ballot as your vote. You sign the ballot return envelope and this is verified by election judges when your ballot is received (just like voting at the polls)

If you requested a Vote by Mail ballot and have not received it by Oct. 10, call the county election office to resolve the problem or request another ballot. When you mail your ballot, take it inside the post office and give it to a clerk to see that it is postmarked.

The alternative is to drop your ballot in the signed envelope in a secure ballot collection box. Boxes will be available at the following locations beginning Oct. 19. Mail Ballot Drop Box locations map.

Learn about the candidates on the online WTTW Special Section 2020 Voter Guide or other reputable source.

Democracy is not a spectator sport, it requires active citizens to survive!