All members are eligible to vote for AAUW’s leadership, bylaws, and public policy agenda. Voting ends June 10, 2013. Read more »

Ellie Setser and her female colleagues fought pay discrimination in a research lab with a series of anonymous complaints. Read more »

Community colleges can be a valuable asset to student mothers, but without affordable, accessible child care, those mothers won’t be able to take advantage of the opportunities these institutions offer. Read more »

She may no longer be with us, but if she were, the former first lady of the world would want you to come to convention for at least 10 reasons! Read more »

If you do the math, you’ll find that 6.6 percent of an average man’s earnings one year out of college comes to just over $2,800. That amount of money could buy you 1,400 tall Starbucks coffees. Read more »

This year’s art contest welcomed two guest judges from the National Museum of Women in the Arts: founder (and AAUW member) Wilhelmina Holladay and Executive Director Susan Fisher Sterling. Read more »

It’s graduation time! If you’re wondering what to give the college grad in your life, AAUW has you covered. Read more »

The problem is that culture teaches that women should be a certain way, and any woman who dares fall outside those guidelines is fair game. Read more »

Enabling women to bike for transportation at the same rates as men will require many social changes and infrastructure projects, each of which has health benefits and equity benefits. Read more »

In 1885, as its first research report, AAUW’s predecessor organization set out to disprove the ridiculous theory that a college education would harm a woman’s health and result in infertility. Read more »

2013 Women of Distinction Ritu Sharma is an active participant in working toward solving global women’s issues. Read more »

Fearless, confident, and capable, 2008 Selected Professions Fellowship recipient Audrey Davenport offers a model for all of us to follow our passions. Read more »