Statement on the Passing of Lieutenant Governor Sheila Oliver from Alice Paul Institute Executive Director Rachael Glashan RupisanAlice Paul Institute (API) is saddened to learn of the sudden passing of New Jersey Lt. Gov. Sheila Oliver. Lt. Gov. Oliver was a great friend to API and a champion of women's rights in New Jersey and the
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GLC recap: february 2023 This February, GLC recapped our January mentorship night, learned about redlining, and discussed our upcoming plans. Opening with a reflection on last month’s mentorship night reinforced how great the evening was. We all learned a ton from all the mentors with so many varied backgrounds. Each mentor provided valuable, unique insight,
GLC Recap: January 2023 GLC’s January meeting was the annual mentorship night! GLC’s members look forward to mentorship night as a great opportunity to practice our networking skills, meet with women of interesting professions, and always learn a lot. The virtual meeting was set up in the model of speed-dating -- the GLC members moved
GLC Recap: December 2022 Our December GLC meeting was dedicated to networking skills in preparation for January’s mentor night. In January, our meeting will be a virtual mentoring event with women from different occupations and backgrounds. This always presents a great opportunity to learn about new careers and paths, gain advice from the mentors, and
GLC Recap: October 2022 The October meeting started with a discussion about the women-led Iranian protests. 22-year-old Mahsa Amini died while detained by police, sparking nation-wide protests with the banner of “women, life, freedom.” After watching several videos, we discussed the events, connections, and other thoughts regarding the proceedings. We will continue to monitor the
GLC Recap: September 2022 We kicked off GLC this year on September 13, 14, and 15. For our first monthly meeting, we started with a Bingo to meet the other girls. With statements like “first year member” and “someone who wants to go into politics,” it was a great way to begin to familiarize ourselves