Public Safety: What We Need to Know September 23, 6:00-8:30 p.m.
Police Chief Erik Fadden leads the Public Safety Department, which encompasses the Plymouth Police and Fire departments, as well as emergency management services. Erik grew up in Plymouth, graduated from Wayzata High School and has devoted nearly all of his professional life to serving the community as a member of the Plymouth Police Department. He has a family and two children that go to school in Plymouth. Fadden holds a bachelor’s degree in law enforcement from Minnesota State University, Mankato. He has also pursued professional studies at Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill. and the Police Executive Research Forum in Washington, D.C.
Please email nwmetrowomen@protonmail.com for details and to RSVP. Bring a friend!
Take Charge and Stop Critical Race Theory! Thursday, August 26, 6:00-8:30 p.m.
Our special guest speaker will be Sheila Qualls to talk about this important issue. TakeCharge is an organization committed to supporting the notion that the idea of America works for everyone regardless of race and station in life. TakeCharge believes that we own our future by instilling the idea of taking charge of our lives, our families, and communities. TakeCharge is committed to countering the prevailing narrative in popular culture that America is structured to undermine the lives of black Americans.
Join us for dinner and an educational meeting For location and to RSVP, contact nwmetrowomen@protonmail.com.
Local Elections: An Opportunity to Make a Big Difference Thursday, June 24 6:00-8:30 p.m.
Presenters at this meeting will share advice on how we can support conservatives as they ride a wave of recent local Republican wins. Now is the time to get involved in any way you can!
Consider our local school boards and city councils. Just one conservative voice can make a huge difference in opposing “Critical Race Theory,” “GreenStep Cities” and the other radical ideas that threaten our schools and communities. With several board seats opening up later this year, we have a unique opportunity to get our voices heard.
Join us for dinner and an educational meeting on June 24 from 6:00 to 8:30. For location and to RSVP, contact nwmetrowomen@protonmail.com.
Pizza Party, Officer Elections, and Guest Speaker Thursday, May 20 in person, 7:00 - 9:00pm
Join us in our first in-person meeting since last year! Order your own food and join us in a private room where we'll hold elections for club officers, and end by hearing Micah Olson of the Center of the American Experiment speak on "Defending the Promise of Opportunity: Inside President Biden’s Radical Agenda and How You Can Fight for American Opportunity." Don't miss this opportunity to socialize and pick your steering committee for the coming year! Please RSVP to nwmetrowomen@protonmail.com for address and details.
Legislative Update from Rep. Kristin Robbins Thursday, April 22 Zoom 7:00 - 9:00pm
Representative Kristin Robbins, who represents District 34A, will give us insight into the MN House's agenda for 2021. What issues should we be concerned about? Stay turned for more details.
"Identity Theft-The Raging War Against Children" Thursday, March 25, Zoom 7:00 - 8:30pm
Hear an update from Bonnie Gasper with the Child Protection League on the latest attacks on the family. Presentation and Q&A to follow. If you miss it, contact us for the recording. Contact us at nwmetrowomen@gmail.com for the Zoom link.
Critical Race Theory Zoom meeting on February 25
If you missed the meeting, CONTACT US FOR THE RECORDING of our guest, Dr. Josh Mulvihill, who discussed one of the hottest topics today: critical race theory. While we all desire justice, what are we to think about social justice, critical race theory, equity and all the other ideas of justice popular in society today? What exactly is justice? How do we recognize counterfeits? And what should we do to fight injustice? Dr. Mulvihill addressed these areas and share how a group of citizens fought against critical race theory in their school district and won some small victories. The author of several books, Dr. Mulvihill holds a PhD from the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Family Ministry.
Our Members
Our members include women and men in the western Twin Cities suburbs of Plymouth, Wayzata, Minnetonka, and surrounding areas. We are chartered by the Minnesota Federation of Republican Women. Begun in 2015, we are a young and dynamically growing club.
Annual membership runs $45 (or $20 for spouses and associate members). It covers the costs of meeting space rental, website management, postage, and other miscellaneous administrative costs. To inquire about membership, contact nwmetrowomen@protonmail.com.
Our Meetings
Guests are welcome to our monthly meetings. They are held on the 4th Thursday of the month, in the evening, and generally take place at the Plymouth Library (15700 36th Ave North) or the Minnetonka Community Center (14600 Minnetonka Blvd.) There is no cost to attend most meetings.
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Our Mission
Education and fellowship are our primary goals, as is engaging in action on local issues. We aim to empower women to positively impact government and strengthen the Republican Party in the free principles and conservative values we hold dear.