by Gina Navarrete and Laura Meier, co-presidents of Charlotte Women’s March The following article appears as an Op Ed in the Charlotte Observer. There have been many claims that the women’s march movement is imploding. But we are here to say: not in Charlotte. This Saturday, January 26 at 11 a.m. at Uptown’s First Ward …
We are pleased to announce the following schedule of events and speakers for the Women United March, January 26, 2019: Headliners include renowned co-keynote speakers Associate Justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court Anita Earls, and Director of the Stan Greenspon Center for Peace & Social Justice Rabbi Judith Schindler. The day’s events kick off in …
Stop By Our Table! Airing Out the Dirty Laundry Project Women United March January 26 Behind every sign is a story, and we all have a story to tell. Airing Out The “Dirty” Laundry and Women United March invite you to stop by our table at the Women United March on January 26, 2019 at …
Women United March January 26, 2019 Sponsored by Charlotte Women’s March & National Coalition of 100 Black Women – Queen City Metropolitan Chapter FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS: Q: Why does this year’s Charlotte march have a new name, Women United March, and co-sponsor, National Coalition of 100 Black Women-Queen City Metropolitan Chapter? A: If there’s one …
Join Us and Show Your Support! Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. believed in celebrating and promoting the worth of every human being. In his pursuit of equal rights by nonviolent means, Dr. King encouraged diverse cultures to live together in a spirit of love, understanding and service to one another. As we continue to pursue …
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Women United March Saturday, January 26, 2019 11a – 3p, First Ward Park in Uptown Charlotte In an effort to learn, grow, change minds and eliminate discriminatory behaviors in our community, CWM and the National Coalition of 100 Black Women-Queen City Metropolitan Chapter (NCBW-QCMC) have worked over the past year to create a joint march for …
by Emily Etheridge This is what democracy looks like! More than 180 guests chanted that refrain at the annual Celebration of Women Elected to Office, held Dec. 6 by the Charlotte Women’s March and the Black Women’s Caucus of Charlotte Mecklenburg at the Levine Museum of the New South. This year’s event honored 25 women …