
National Association for
Family and Community Education
Strengthening individuals, families and communities through continuing education, developing leadership and community action. (National FCE Mission Statement)
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Associated Country Women of the World (ACWW)
Please go to the ACWW website www.acww.org.uk for all current information, updates and leadership information.

Pam McIntrye-Albaro
ACWW Coordinator for
National FCE
ACWW Aims
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Improved quality of life for women and communities worldwide
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Empowerment of Rural Women, raising the standards of living for Rural Women and their families, and enabling their voices to be heard on the global stage
ACWW is an international network of 450 rural women’s organizations in more than 80 countries representing more than 9 million members. It works to improve standards of living for rural women and their families through its advocacy and grassroots project funding. ACWW advocates for its members through its consultative status with the United Nation. The work of ACWW is supported through memberships, donations, and contributions to the Rural Women in Action Fund. The ACWW Triennial World Conference is held every three years.
You can learn more about ACWW and support and encourage their work through:
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Education
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Present program on the ACWW organization.
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Present program on ACWW projects.
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Present program on international countries and cultures.
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Study resolutions and recommendations. A copy of current resolutions and recommendations is available from the ACWW website or National Headquarters .
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Action
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Collect money for the Rural Women in Action Fund. Donations to this fund will support all ACWW’s work, from projects to advocacy to education and awareness-raising, all interconnected elements of ACWW’s work.
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Encourage Individual membership in ACWW.
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Encourage your State FCE organization to join ACWW as a member Society.
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Be involved in international policymaking and holding national governments to account. You can do this through participating in surveys from ACWW, giving member feedback, and the sharing of stories, and participation in events.
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Leadership
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Serve as the ACWW Coordinator for your State Society if they are a member of ACWW.
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Jane Chapman - ACWW - United States Area President 2026-2029
Location: Coulterville, Illinois
Hobbies: Gardening, pickle ball, reading, spending time with family, and travel
Fun fact: Her first name is Edith
CAREER:
Worked her way up from being a bookkeeper to assistant manager of a multi-million-dollar agri-business. She also enjoys dressing up to raise awareness on important issues, pictured above as a bee, supporting a campaign on the importance of protecting bees for our ecosystem.
MISSION FOR THIS TRIENNIUM:
Increasing ACWW membership, running a successful initiative on the social media resolution, increasing the number of coordinators from the US, encouraging greater attendance, and raising awareness and familiarity with ACWW.
ONE MESSAGE FOR USA MEMBERS:
“Greetings from beautiful Southern Illinois! I am excited to be serving as your new USA Area President and look forward to the challenge.”
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Get in touch with Jane: usa@acww.org.uk
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