Federally Employed Women - National Training Program

Letter from Marion Stevens, FEW National Vice President for Membership and Chapter Organization

Federally Employed Women (FEW) is a membership organization which:

Strives to eliminate sex discrimination in the federal government;
Enhances opportunities for career advancement of women;
Establishes and maintains with federal agencies, working relationships that advocate the fair application of EEO and personnel laws, policies, procedures, and practices;
Improves the quality of life for women by influencing Congressional and Administration actions; and
Works continually to achieve a unified and diverse membership that values and capitalizes on similarities and differences at all levels of the organization

The FEW mission and purpose statement was revised to recognize that the mission of an organization is its driving force, and that FEW's mission needed to be consistent with the needs of federal women today on into the 21st century.

Members are the heartbeat of the organization. The 2003 NTP added a new feature, FEW Friday. This was a day of special activities for members only. Plans are underway to continue FEW Friday at the 2004 NTP, so if you are not a member this is the perfect time to join. Membership does have it benefits:

Discounted NTP Member Registration Rates
A subscription to News & Views, FEW's quarterly electronic newsletter. This newsletter is packed full of timely information related to Federal employment
The latest Legislative Information on women's issues
Being part of a world-wide network of professional women and men with common interest and goals

If you are not already a member of FEW you can join:

Completing and submitting a separate membership application

For more information on membership, click here.

Click here to find a Region and Chapter near you.