Our Vision:
To achieve a society based upon the feminist values of social, political, racial and economic gender equality.
Our Mission:
As a non-partisan political action committee, the Santa Barbara Women's Political Committee endorses candidates who support its positions and promote a feminist agenda. SBWPC is committed to taking social action against discrimination based on gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, age or ability. To promote and fund these goals, SBWPC provides such events as Candidate Development Workshops, Endorsement Meetings, Cosmopolitics, Presidents' Circle Luncheons, Community Outreach events and Educational Forums.
Get Your SBWPC T-Shirt NOW
In collaboration with Youth Interactive, SBWPC has designed a T-shirt graphic to commemorate our 30 years of fighting for feminism, from marching in the streets to a seat at the table. The fist represents the power and strong feminist voice that SBWPC has represented in our community.
Events
Upcoming SBWPC Events
December 12, 2018: December Board MeetingDecember 17, 2018: Young Feminist Read
Upcoming Co-Sponsored Events
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No EventsRegular Meetings
Monthly Board Meeting
Open to all members. Second Wednesday of the month at 5:45 pm.American Red Cross, 2707 State Street, enter on Alamar
800.977.9348, info@sbwpc.org
Sub-Committee Meetings
Members are invited to attend any of our Sub-Committee meetings, held monthly at various venues. For a complete list of when and where each Sub-Committee meets, click here.From the President's Desk
The latest news from the President of the Santa Barbara Women's Political Committee...Year Two of the Resistance: Let’s Keep our Eyes on the Prize – A Seat at the Table
January 19, 2018 Last year was a year of profound disappointment but also of tremendous activism. Together, we rose, we resisted and we persisted! The Board and the various committees worked hard to protect and promote our feminist values. Our engagement took several forms. We marched, we protested and made our voices heard loud and clear in the streets. ... Read more