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The
Santa Barbara Women's Political Committee has many opportunities for
members to get involved in the work that we do to recruit, promote and
support progressive women for political office.
See our Committees >
Join SBWPC! >
Celebrating
21 years of making Santa
Barbara a Better Place to be a Woman
Call 564-6876 for more info
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WHY AND HOW TO GET INVOLVED IN LOCAL BOARDS AND
COMMISSIONS? Thursday Feb. 11, 2010
6:30-8pm
Faulkner Gallery
Wed.
Feb 17, 2010 5:45pm Eastside Library ENDORSEMENT
MEETING
All Members Welcome
9th Annual
Presidents' Circle Luncheon- "Being a Woman- A Pre-Existing Condition"
Friday March 5, 2010 11:30am- 1:30pm Montecito Country Club
See
News &
Events for more info.
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| Harriet Miller was
a pioneering feminist and true role model for several generations of
young women, many of whom are members of SBWPC. Soon after she
completed college, she was the first woman chemist hired by Atlantic
Richfield. She returned to school, earning a Ph.D. and serving as
Dean of Women. Harriet held many high visibility offices,
including serving as State Superintendent of Schools in Montana and
Director of AARP, in Washington, D.C. before she 'retired' to Santa
Barbara, where in her mid sixties, she got involved in local politics,
serving as Councilmember and Mayor, and serving on a number of
non-profit boards and commissions. Santa Barbara is a better
place for her leadership. She also was a most wonderful friend.
We will miss her.
This just in:
Sponsorship of Susan
Jordan for 35th Assembly District and
Re-endorsement of Janet Wolf 2nd
District Supervisor
See Endorsements for more
information
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