JOIN us for NA’AMAT USA’s 41st National Convention
Rock With NA’AMAT at the 41st National Convention
Sunday July 21, 2013 thru Wednesday July 24, 2013 at the Doubletree by Hilton East Cleveland in Beachwood, Ohio
REGISTER NOW: $450-
Single Supplement: $200-
INCLUDES:
* 3 Nights hotel with Double Occupancy * Gala Opening Night Reception
* 2 Breakfasts * 2 Dinners * Closing Brunch * Registration Kit and Bag
Learn the most up to date information about what’s going on with NA’AMAT Israel from NA’AMAT Israel’s new President Galia Wolloch and Shirli Shavit, Director of NA’AMAT Israel’s Continue Reading
Chag Pesach Sameach!
As we recount the story of the journey
of the Jews from slavery to freedom during the Passover seder, we are reminded that freedom comes at a heavy price and a commitment to be responsible as a people.
Your commitment and dedication to NA’AMAT USA reflects the principles of that responsibility to maintain our historic past while looking toward a brighter future for all mankind.
As we celebrate this joyous holiday, I thank you for your ongoing support which enables NA’AMAT, both here and in Israel, to continue to provide the opportunity for all Israeli citizens to realize their full potential.
With my best wishes for you and your families for a Happy and Sweet Passover!
Chag Pesach Sameach!
Liz Raider
National President
NA’AMAT USA
PROTECT WOMEN’S HEALTH AND RIGHTS WORLDWIDE
Women’s rights are under severe attack. Access to health care including contraception and abortion as well as childcare, housing, welfare and other benefits are being slashed across the country. While an alarming number of rapes and sexual assaults are occurring every minute, states with anti-abortion legislation and the limiting of social services have attempted to curtail our hard fought fundamental rights in the form of control over our bodies. Following defeat after defeat, on February 28, 2013, a bipartisan Congress passed an extension of the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act, which extends and strengthens protections for all victims of violence, including students, racial minorities, immigrants and members of the lesbian, gay bisexual and transgender communities. This is a victory for women. It does not go far enough, however.
NA’AMAT USA applauds the Congress for its ability to set aside partisan differences and pass this important piece of legislation. After delegations from around the world gathered at the United Nations headquarters to support the elimination of gender-based violence against women and girls, we call upon you, Secretary of State John Kerry, to help ensure that the United States continues to be a champion for women’s rights. We ask that we not permit opponents of women’s health to monopolize the discussion. Comprehensive health care is too important a right to be ignored.
Please join NA’AMAT USA in protecting women from violence and ensuring our reproductive rights are a top priority for women around the world and here in the United States.
Please write to Secretary of State Kerry using our templated letter here:
http://www.naamat.org/tell-secretary-kerry-protect-womens-health-and-rights-worldwide
Please send our letter to the White House:
http://www.whitehouse.gov/contact/submit-questions-and-comments
Contact Secretary of State John Kerry using the CONTACT FORM on the state.gov website. http://contact-us.state.gov/app/ask
You must chose the following in the pull-down menu:
FOREIGN POLICY
then GLOBAL ISSUES
then WOMEN’S ISSUES
MAYIM BIALIK SPEAKS FOR NA'AMAT USA
NA'AMAT USA is honored to have Mayim Bialik continue to support and speak on behalf of women’s rights!
Mayim Bialik is best known for her portrayal of the young Bette Midler in 1989′s “Beaches” and went on to star in the popular 1990s NBC sitcom “Blossom”. She regularly appears on CBS’s ‘The Big Bang Theory” as Sheldon’s friend who is not his girlfriend, Amy Farrah Fowler for which she was nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series. Learn more now at http://www.naamat.org/mayim/
Golda Meir, “NA'AMAT was the first & last woman's organization for which I ever worked!”
In 1928, Golda Meir was elected National Secretary of Moetzet HaPoalot (Working Women’s Council), which required her to spend two years (1932–34) as an emissary in the United States.
As one of the early great pioneer of NA’AMAT’s beginnings, we owe great grattitude towards her and other powerful American and Israeli women who helped form our great nation of ISRAEL. We also owe great gratitude for Golda’s leadership paving the way for Jewish women around the world. READ MORE
