Arizona National Organization for Women - AZ NOW

Pride Month is a celebration of authenticity, resilience, and belonging. 🌈
AZNOW proudly supports and honors the LGBTQ+ community today and throughout the year. Together, we build stronger, more inclusive communities.

Watch Suffs on PBS on Friday May 8th! Get inspired, then get active. Help make equality permanent. Sign the petition at Sign4ERA.org

Meet the voices leading the conversation at the AZ NOW 2026 State Conference ✨
Our keynote speakers are bringing insight, experience, and powerful perspectives you won’t want to miss. This is your chance to be inspired, challenged, and energized alongside a community committed to leadership and action.
Join us May 2 and be part of it.
Register now — link in bio or visit aznow.org 🎟️

Equality is on the move! And will be in Arizona on April 30th

We’re excited to share Driving the Vote for Equality — a cross-country campaign raising awareness and building momentum to recognize the Equal Rights Amendment as the 28th Amendment.

This effort is taking the message state to state, reminding us that the work for equality isn’t done yet.

👉 Learn more, follow the journey, and get involved: https://drivingthevote.org/
💛 Support the movement by sharing or donating if you can

Let’s keep driving this forward—together.

One of the most important conversations of the year is happening May 2.
Join Teniqua Broughton as she presents The State of Black Arizona—a powerful look at the issues shaping our communities and our future. Registration link in bio or visit our website AZNOW.org

We stand with all survivors.
Without exception, without doubt, and without silence.

Share if you support all survivors!

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Today we honor the courage, resilience, and power of women everywhere. International Women’s Day is not just a celebration it’s a reminder that every right we have today was fought for by women who refused to stay silent.
In a time when policies are being pushed that threaten to roll back the freedoms generations before us fought so hard to secure, we must remember: our voices matter. Progress has never come from silence it comes from women who speak up, organize, and stand together.
To every woman raising her voice, advocating for justice, protecting bodily autonomy, and demanding equality we see you. We stand with you. And we will keep going.
The women before us didn’t give up, and neither will we.
On this International Women’s Day, let’s continue the fight — for ourselves, for each other, and for the generations of women still to come.

What’s really happening in Minnesota right now isn’t what you’re hearing on the surface.
From Fort Snelling being used as an ICE staging site to families living in fear — this is an urgent update you need to read.
If you care about constitutional rights, accountability, and what’s unfolding in Minneapolis, please take a few minutes to read this.
🔗 Read the full article on our website and stay informed. https://aznow.org/news-information/