If you have visited the DWWC Facebook Page or Member’s Group, you may have discovered that there was an informal challenge raised to celebrate Black Women for both months. Members have been posting often overlooked accomplishments of black women. Check out the women that have been highlighted. Moving from February
At the November meeting of the Democratic Women of Wake County, David McLennan, Professor of Political Science and Director of Meredith Poll, at Meredith College, shared his analysis of the 2020 election results and provided insight into future elections in our state. Several of our DWWC members, who are elected officials
DWWC is happy to announce our first virtual towwnhall of the new season on the timely topic: Women’s Equality and the Vote: We will not be moved! What a great way to commemorate this month’s 100th anniversary of women winning the vote (the 19th Amendment) and North Carolina’s Women’s Equality Day, August
Are you supporting a candidate or a Democratic party group with Social Media? You might be interested in taking a Deep Dive into the Basics of Social Media, an online workshop provided by the National Democratic Training Committee. This event is July 23 from 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm. Best
Kristin Cooper is honored to serve as First Lady of North Carolina, the state she has called home for nearly three decades. As first lady, Kristin is using her voice and her platform to champion the well-being of children in North Carolina. As a mom, attorney, and guardian ad litem
We are saddened to inform you that our meeting Teachers Lead: From the Chalkboard to Remote Learning scheduled 6:00 PM tonight has been canceled due to a death in the family of our speaker. Teachers Lead: From Chalkboards to Remote Learning