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    We need more women in politics!

    • December 9, 2016
      How about that for a post-election analysis? And the nice thing is, it’s a true call whether you’re from a blue state or a red state. Consider these statistics:…
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      Take a moment in December…

      • December 5, 2016
      It is both fitting and ironic that the official international “days” drawing attention to two of the world’s most enduring problems – AIDS and contemporary forms of slavery – occur…
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        It’s a Global Problem. (Color It Orange)

        • November 16, 2016
        It’s no secret that the one of the greatest weapons we have against society’s most horrific problems is public awareness of the issue in terms of its dimensions and the…
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          That is not political. That is The Junior League.

          • November 9, 2016
          The Junior League is not (and never has been) a political organization, yet I am writing this brief message after the conclusion of an election in the United States that…
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            3 Questions: Eva Terry, Development Director, Peace at Home Family Shelter

            • October 31, 2016
            Eva has a long history of work with assisting women and children in Northwest Arkansas. Prior to joining Peace at Home Family Shelter, she was at Northwest Arkansas Women’s Shelter…
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              This Could Happen in Any City

              • October 5, 2016
              In a time when civic trauma – whether civil unrest, racially motivated violence, or hate crimes – sweeps many of our cities, Junior Leagues are facing the challenge of demonstrating…
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                VOTE! But first you have to register!

                • September 13, 2016
                It’s no secret that a significant election is scheduled for November 8th. Voters may not be eligible to vote, however, unless they are registered. This is the drive behind National…
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                  Nonprofits and the ‘Promise of America’

                  • June 23, 2016
                  This guest post is by Junior League of Buffalo member and former AJLI President Clotilde Perez-Bode Dedecker, who came to this country as a child with her family as Cuban…
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                    We Stand With Orlando

                    • June 13, 2016
                    Today the rainbow flag has lost its color. And one more time, people everywhere have lost a little bit more of our feeling of safety and freedom. All of us…
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                      Presidential Candidates: Stop Shouting and Start Emulating Nonprofit Leaders

                      • May 6, 2016
                      Charities depend on Americans getting involved in civic life, so we need to speak out about what’s wrong with today’s political discourse.
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