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NAR 2025-2026 Dues Form
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Soroptimist Pledge
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2025 NAR Leadership e-Learning
2025 NAR Org Chart
SIA Convention Relief Package

NAR 2026-2028 Board of Directors Job Descriptions and Candidate Form

Spring Conference and Fall District Meetings

Spring Conference Materials 2026

General Information About the Conference

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Note: There are a limited number of hotel rooms available at discounted prices, so make your reservations soon!

Fall District Meeting 2025

Powerpoint presentations are available upon request to an NAR Board Member.

Governor Messages

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Upcoming NAR Grants and Awards

Live Your Dream Application – Due November 15.
Scholarships for Women | Soroptimist’s Live Your Dream Awards | Soroptimist International of the Americas, Inc. (This link will take applicants directly to the Live Your Dream Application page with instructions on completing the application and access to the application portal.)

Peace Begins at Home Grant – Due December 15. Download application.

Region Board Nominations – These are due on December 21. (Download Candidate Form)

Pillar Power Awards – These are due on February 1, 2026. (Note: There is also a change in the period in which the programs must be held. The programs must be held and completed between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2025, to qualify for this round of awards.)
Download application
Download program details

Ethel F. Lord Fellowship Grant -It is due on February 1, 2026.
Download description | Download application

Spirit of Soroptimist Award – These applications are due on April 1, 2026.
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Governors Cup Application – This is due on 4/1/2026.
Download application: PDF | Word | Excel

Presentations, Workshops, Programs

At a recent leadership development series workshop, Soroptimists learned how to build engagement and trust using Improvisation. Click here: Improv Can Improve Your Group’s Performance to learn more.

Strawberries: First Time Attendees
Bridging the Digital Divide for Women and Girls
NAR Governor Elizabeth Peterson’s CSW69 Perspective:

After attending the 69th annual Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations as a Soroptimist International Delegate, it is clear to me that there is a digital divide for women and girls in both the Global North and the Global South. One of this year’s focuses, advancing gender equality in the digital age, revealed how technology is both empowering and endangering worldwide. From cyberbullying to deepfakes and disinformation campaigns, technically-facilitated gender-based violence is rising, targeting women in leadership and silencing marginalized voices.

Governments must create policies that hold tech companies accountable and protect online safety. Schools should offer digital literacy to empower the next generation. And we must continue to encourage women to enter tech careers where their ideas and presence can drive real change.

Despite challenges, global momentum is growing. Around the world, leaders, advocates, and allies are working together to make digital spaces safer and more equitable.The world keeps pushing forward on both grassroots and macro levels toward equality being the norm and not the exception, both online and off.

The following articles were written by Elizabeth Peterson chronicling the general sessions she attended in March 2025 as a Delegate to the United Nations 69th annual Commission on the Status of Women (CSW69).

This is the location of all the SI blogs: Soroptimist International Blog

And here are links to each individual blogs.