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| WPCNJ, founded in 1972, is a chapter of the National Women's Political Caucus, and is the authoritative voice for women in New Jersey politics. WPCNJ is a multi-partisan organization dedicated to increasing the number of women in elected and appointed positions in government, protecting reproductive freedom, and promoting equal rights. |
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| WPCNJ 40th Anniversary Annual Meeting of the General Conference Thursday, May 31, 2012 6:00 p.m. at the Eagleton Insitute of Politics special guest speaker Alice Cohan founding member of WPCNJ WPCNJ members free General admission $50 |
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| Alice Cohan is from Trenton,New Jersey and has been a feminist activist since age 19 . She was a founder of the National Women’s Political Caucus and the New Jersey Women’s Political Caucus. She has been with the Feminist Majority since 1995. As Political Director, she does a wide variety of work including interviewing Women Congressional Candidates, recommending endorsements, political fundraising, and chairing an informal network of PACs that focus on Women Candidates. Cohan is the former Political Director and Field Director of the National Organization for Women throughout the campaign to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. She was the Director of all feminist Mass Mobilizations and Marches since the ERA Campaign, including the 2004 March for Women's Lives that brought over 1 million supporters to Washington, D.C. with the work of over 1,400 co- sponsoring organizations. As March Director, Alice braved countless storms, juggled egos and priorities, and pulled off the March of a lifetime. She has worked on many political campaigns for feminist candidates, ballot initiatives, and worked with many coalitions. |
