August Newsletter | National Foundation for Women Legislators

Monday, August 30th, 2021

In This Issue:

Join us in Memphis: 2021 Annual Conference
2021 Women of Excellence Awards: Nominate an Elected Woman

Partner Post: SHRM- Women’s Equality Video
Partner Post: Capital One- Investing in Women
Calling All Leaders: Indicate Your Willingness to Serve
Provide Insight: NFWL Bylaws

Now, it’s time to make travel arrangements and join us in Memphis this November!

Our 2021 Annual Conference is slated to be the best yet – with engaging workshops, thoughtful plenaries, and networking events at Graceland and the Civil Rights Museum in Memphis, Tennessee- home of blues, soul, and rock n’ roll!

Don’t forget we offer travel scholarships to cover the cost of attendance for elected women!

Lock in Your Spot and Register Now!

2 days left to nominate an elected woman!

The Elected Women of Excellence Award was created to identify elected women who have worked tirelessly, often breaking down barriers and overcoming obstacles that once seemed insurmountable, to serve their communities.

These pacesetters have engendered an environment where women can now serve in public office and fight for the issues they are passionate about. At most, one Republican and one Democrat from each state can be selected for this prestigious honor.

Nominate An Elected Woman

One of our most valued partners, The Society of Human Resource Management, has brought us another amazing video this year! Take a moment to watch and reflect on history and the future of
women’s rights and equality.

View the Video

When We Invest in Women,We Invest in Everyone

A recent study by the George Washington University School of Business found that about two-thirds of the financial literacy gender gap is explained by lower financial knowledge and the remaining one-third is due to lower confidence.
At Capital One we believe women are a powerful financial force- after all, they control over $31.8 trillion in worldwide spending1, and we are committed to supporting their financial well-being and removing the barriers that can impact financial freedom.
Our educational programs help women set financial goals and develop strategies to achieve them. We partner with trusted organizations that empower women like Dress for Success and offer a financial education curriculum focused on personal finance and establishing independence. This partnership builds on Capital One’s initial $200 million, multi-year commitment to advance socioeconomic mobility through the Capital One Impact Initiative. Learn more here.

Read More Now

Leadership positions are a great way for members to become more involved with NFWL. From joining one of our many committees, to becoming a State Director or Board Member, we have great opportunities for those who are wanting to help NFWL govern and grow.

Fill out our Willingness to Serve form if you are interested in a leadership role.

Click HERE to view our leadership roles.

Indicate Your Willingness to Serve

It is the policy of the National Foundation for Women Legislators that any provisions of the current bylaws may be altered, amended, or repealed with a two-thirds vote of the NFWL General Membership at the Annual Meeting (Nov. 8 in Memphis, Tennessee)

The Bylaws Committee requests all elected women members of NFWL review the current bylaws and submit any suggested changes to ayushi@womenlegislators.org by September 3, 2021.

Review Bylaws

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