AAUW - Red Wing Area Branch

05/01/2026

AAUW condemns the Supreme Court’s decision in Louisiana v. Callais — a ruling that undermines fair representation and weakens protections against the dilution of Black voting power.
As our CEO Gloria L. Blackwell emphasizes, when communities are shut out of the democratic process, women and families lose ground on the issues that matter most — from public education to equal pay to civil rights protections.
Congress must act to protect voting rights and ensure every voice is heard.
Read our latest press release here: https://www.aauw.org/resources/news/media/press-releases/aauw-condemns-supreme-courts-decision-in-louisiana-v-callais-calls-for-renewed-commitment-to-voting-rights/

03/30/2026

Stories of Feminist Peace 2025 Welcome to Stories of Feminist Peace, WILPF’s 2025 external Annual Report reimagined as a living calendar of feminist peace in practice. Each story captures a […]

03/30/2026

03/30/2026

March is Women’s Month — a time to celebrate the people who’ve worked for generations to bring us closer to true equality. So first, a huge shout-out to our friends and allies with the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) Coalition, who are still leading the way to making equal rights a real part of o...

01/24/2026

We will be there!

New date to Rally for Equal Rights! Join us on March 12th at 10:00 AM in the Capitol Rotunda.

12/15/2025

Strong women can come out of bad situations.

🎯 Virginia Giuffre’s Memoir Is Here — And It’s Changing the Conversation.

In “I Was Nobody’s Girl,” Giuffre shares her deeply personal story—not as a sensational exposé, but as a powerful act of reclaiming her own voice after years of feeling dismissed and overshadowed.

Her writing is less about pointing fingers and more about clarity, resilience, and the importance of memory. The book invites readers to reflect on broader themes: why some voices are silenced, how power works, and why listening matters.

One line captures the book’s heart:
“They counted on my silence. They never counted on my memory.”

Ultimately, this memoir isn’t about scandal — it’s about understanding, healing, and the strength it takes to speak your truth.

12/15/2025

Awesome way to get hand crafted and local items for the holiday season!!

Searching for something special this holiday season?

Emily, our Executive Director, recommends these ceramic dishes by Marion Angelica on display in our Rooted exhibit! Discover these and more handcrafted works in our Depot Gallery + Shop.

Depot Gallery + Shop Hours:
Thurs 10 am–7 pm
Fri & Mon 10 am–5 pm
Sat 9 am–5 pm | Sun 12–5 pm
(Tues & Wed by appointment)