The keynote speaker for the luncheon is Dr. Jamie Pimlott (resume PDF*), Assistant Professor of Political Science at Niagara University. Dr. Pimlott has authored numerous publications on American Political parties, women in politics and American political history.
The two-2 hour IPL training sessions are scheduled from 6 to 8 pm on April 30, 2008, and May 7, 2008, at the BOCES Tech Center on Rt. 31 in Sanborn. The training sessions will cover most aspects of what you can expect in the campaign and election process:
- Planning an effective door-to-door campaign
- turn those visits into votes!
- Getting involved with your Political Party
- securing endorsements, election districts and more!
- Everything you need to know about the correct procedures for petitions
- collecting, filing, and campaign finance reports.
You can download the registration form by clicking on the link below, or call the YWCA of Niagara at 716-433-6714. Registration deadline is April 17, 2008.
2008 IPL registration form (PDF*)
Domestic Violence Awareness Month... October is recognized as Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Programs throughout the highlight positive community events that focus on replacing anger and violence with education and acceptance. Events are held each year throughout the community. Check local newspapers for listings.
Women’s History Month... Celebrating women throughout history who have made significant contributions through the arts, engineering, science and law.
The Eugene and Maria Monk Memorial Scholarship Trust... Was set up to help women in Niagara County who wish to achieve post secondary education. Applicants may be of non-traditional college age and plan to attend or are attending an accredited post secondary institution. Applications are accepted year round. Deadline for current year is July 1. Scholarships are awarded each August.
Download Scholarship Application PDF*
Niagara Awards... The Niagara Awards recognize an individual or organization whose actions have inspired opportunities in Niagara County for women’s growth, leadership and empowerment. The honoree exemplifies the shared vision of peace, justice, empowerment, freedom and the belief that all people have inherent worth and dignity.
2008 Niagara Award Nomination Form (PDF*)
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