State Conference: November 8, 2008 @ Rutgers UniversityState Conference: November 8, 2008 @ Rutgers University
Morris County NOW is hosting the State Conference November 8, 2008 @ Rutgers University
Chapter meetings are held the first Tuesday of every month at 7:30 PM at the Morris Plains Community Center, Jim Fear Drive, Morris Plains. Jim Fear Drive is the second right turn off of Malapardis Road, which is off of Route 202 (Littleton Road). Please call the chapter phone, (973) 285-1200, for more detailed directions. This facility is fully handicap accessible and has a large, free parking area. All meetings are free and open to the public. We invite the public to attend!
Meeting Schedule
Watch our chapter's TV show, New Directions for Women.
DUTV (Drexel University Television) is an educational cable station operated as a service of Drexel University. Operating as part of the Paul F. Harron Studios, DUTV reaches over 400,000 homes within the metropolitan Philadelphia area. DUTV is broadcast over channel 54 for Comcast subscribers and Channel 62 for those who subscribe to Urban Cable Works. It is also available through cable hook-up to 2,865 students who live in the 8 dormitories on Drexel's main campus. New Directions for Women airs on Wednesdays at 8pm repeating Thursday mornings at 10am. The program runs every other week.
If you have any comments or questions about New Directions for Women, e-mail us at FeministTV@aol.com.
Our TV show "New Directions for Women" is now available on YouTube.
All of the shows for 2007 are now available for on demand viewing. Because of limitations imposed by YouTube, each show is presented as three separate ten minute segments. To help improve continuity, each subsequent segment begins by replaying approximately the last 20 seconds of the previous part.
As time permits, the archives will expand to include all previous shows. Since we have produced 167 shows, this is going to take quite a while. A hint: if you subscribe to our channel, you will receive an alert whenever new content is added.
“Equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex.”
Women and men have fought for the Equal Rights Amendment for over 83 years ... longer than we fought for the vote for women. Urge your Congressional Reps and Senators to sponsor the Amendment now!