Virtual Tea Party to honor First Women's Rights Convention

The first Women's Rights Convention - also known as the Seneca Falls Convention, was held on July 19th and 20th, 1848.  

History tells us that a small tea party - held less than two weeks prior, led to the creation of that magnificent event.  

The presidents of NFBPWC -NC and NFBPWC-Virtual, Marsha Riibner-Cady and Barbara Bozeman, respectively, welcome you to join us for an afternoon tea - virtually. 

Come with your own beverage of choice (no one is going to see what fills your cup) and enjoy an afternoon of conversation and friendship to honor those who began this journey so many years ago.  

Suggestions: 

Dress the part, don a lovely frock or hat

Bring out your favorite tea cup, make your favorite light afternoon fare

Create a special backdrop for your Zoom presence to honor the day.  

NFBPWC/NC meets to plan efforts surrounding the national mission of developing the business, professional and leadership potential of women on all levels through education, advocacy, mentoring, networking, skill building, and economic empowerment programs and projects.

Time Zones: 3pm ET | 2pm CT | 1pm MT | 12pm PT
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How: Online via Zoom. Details will be provided upon registration.

Who: All national and international affiliate BPW members are welcome.

Information you provide when registering will be shared with NFBPWC and can be used and shared by them in accordance with the Terms and Privacy Policy.