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THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN
The American Association of Women (AAW) was founded in 1984 in California and operates as a non-profit, educational organization under IRS Section 501.(c)(3). Our mission is to encourage women and the general public to become involved, interested and knowledgeable on the formation of public policy and the governmental process. Through its initiatives the AAW provides a means for civic-minded individuals to become informed, to initiate debate, evaluate issues, to challenge the status quo to problem solving and to encourage civic responsibility to benefit the local community and the nation. Over the years the AAW has addressed public policy issues that affect national, state and local policy. A few examples are:


(1) In 1986, due to extensive research by AAW on Blood Transfusion Safety, a presentation was made before the American Blood Commission meeting, Arlington, Virginia in 1986.
(2) AAW researched the affects of gang violence on secondary education, which led to participation at a White House Conference on Education in 1987.
(3) The AAW formation of the Citizens Protection Alliance and telephone Hot Line in 1993 focused public attention on the ineffectiveness of local law enforcement and resulted in citizen participation in community efforts to deter street crime.
(4) In 1992 the AAW was in the fore front in analyzing higher education tuition policies for consistency with State and Federal law. The research resulted in legal action which upheld the Appellate Court decision UC REGENTS of CALIFORNIA vs SUPERIOR COURT with BRADFORD as the Real Party at interest.
(5) In January 1999 the AAW began production of a special documentary television series, exploring the relationship between the U. S. Attorney General, the U. S. President and Special/Independent Prosecutors. Upon completion of the series AAW will have developed a definitive, first-hand account of how Americans prosecute the Presidency.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Leslie C. Dutton , President
(Producer & Host of the Full Disclosure Television Program)

Lorraine Colich, AAW Corporate Secretary
Delegate, National Assistance League of the United States
AAW Founding Board Member 1984

James B. Reidy, Jr., Treasurer
(Prof. Emeritus L. A. Pierce College Computer Science)

John G. Baron, Director
( General Manager Laemmele Theaters 1981-99)

Esther Rushford Greene, Director (Emeritus)
(Retired Chief Deputy. Director, Calif. Dept. Economic Development)