The Washington Federation of Republican Women (WFRW) attended the Roanoke Conference January 28-30 in Ocean Shores. The Roanoke Conference is an annual gathering for those who are center-right in Washington State. It offers a unique forum for lively political debate, networking, and information for those who want to get involved in local, regional or state politics. Several WFRW members are on the Roanoke Conference Board.

With more than 300 members, Atlantic Federated Republican Women's membership activation rally was a huge success. Three teams competed, and the contest-winning team renewed 23 members and counting.

Republican Women have a mighty role to play this year protecting freedom and building our base as we look toward the election. This week, NFRW President Eileen Sobjack met with Vanessa Faura, the RNC Director of Women's Engagement, a naturalized citizen who chose the Republican Party because it stands for freedom and opportunity. NFRW and RNC will be joining together on several initiatives that will help us promote Republican Women and our principles and bring in votes.

January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Garrett County Republican Women’s Club of Maryland continues its mission to bring awareness to the issue. The club has placed a display in the window of the Ruth Enlow Library, Oakland, that includes key information.

At the Alabama Federation of Republican Women's Biennial Convention in November, Azalea City Republican Women received top honors with the Mary Ellen Miller Award for the Most Outstanding Club.