The NFRW’s official membership
magazine, the
Republican Woman, as well as electronic communications
tools such as the weekly newsletter and political briefing,
and free or nominally-priced publications like the Leader’s
Guide, Membership Handbook and Legislative Advocacy Manual.
The Member Center, a private
online section of the NFRW web site available to members only.
The Member Center includes the Digital Resource Library, which
features committee and issue-related resources and materials,
general organizational publications and forms, event
information, graphics, and more.
Assistance in creating new clubs,
launching or updating a state or club web site, and other
membership services.
Representation in Washington,
D.C., including the services of a professional staff and
maintenance of the national headquarters, which is located a
few miles from Capitol Hill.
A variety of sample items,
multimedia and resources that assist states and clubs with
public relations and fundraising efforts, membership
recruitment, campaign and issue advocacy programs, meeting
planning, literacy and support our troops initiatives,
leadership development, community service, and more.
Campaign
Management Schools, Legislative Day at the U.S. Capitol,
and other programs, workshops and seminars that offer members
the opportunity to meet national Republican leaders, discuss
key issues, and develop leadership and professional skills.
Networking opportunities and the
ability to meet and develop relationships with women from
across the country through online discussion forums and
national events such as the biennial convention and annual
board meetings. NFRW’s national events include interactive
workshops, exciting speakers, and informative programs and
discussions.
The opportunity to empower
more Republican women in the political process and increase
the number of women in the party and in public office.
