Overview
Since 1988, advocates in North Carolina have banded together in each even
year to share information on public policy issues apt to come before the next
session of the General Assembly. Their efforts have result in a "Draft
Women's Agenda" published in late summer as an educational tool.
These issues are then discussed at "Women's Agenda Assemblies" across
the state, and the participants in those discussions are invited to share
their conclusions at Women's Advocacy Day during the Legislature's long session.
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