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Political Awareness and Involvement
The Suffrage March for Women's Voting Rights in March 1913 marked our organization's inaugural step into social activism, established a precedent that resonates today. Social activism is deeply ingrained in our organization's ethos. The committee functions as a non-partisan asset to the chapter, aiming to inspire members to engage more actively in the political sphere and fulfill their civic duties. The Political Awareness and Involvement Thrust strives to empower the chapter to maintain active participation in political matters at the local, state, and national levels.
Our Political Awareness and Involvement Programs
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