Since the Federation's founding in 1938, thousands of Republican women have come together for several days of fellowship, education, inspiration and business at the NFRW Biennial …

Adopted at the NFRW’s biennial convention in 1944, the seal draws inspiration from the Great Seal of the United States. The quill pen represents the influence of written words, particularly …

The National Federation of Republican Women (NFRW) was founded at a conference held at the Palmer House in Chicago, September 23-24, 1938. The organization originally was known as …

This year, NFRW celebrates its 81st Anniversary. In 1938 Marion Martin, assistant chairman of the Republican National Committee, called a meeting at the Palmer House in Chicago to …

The goals of those women who met in Chicago in 1938 continue to be the goals of the NFRW - to encourage women's participation in the governing of our nation, to elect Republicans to office …

Our "roots" began during the victorious campaigns of President Eisenhower and North Carolina Congressman Jonas in1952. Fourteen unit clubs were represented at the first convention held …

Following the Republican National Convention in 1956, Mrs. Harold McGeorge of Florida, regional director for the NFRW, and Margaret Twiggs, vice chairman of the Georgia Republican State …

Hundreds of independent Republican women’s clubs grew up around the nation in the years to come. In 1938 Marion Martin, assistant chairman of the Republican National Committee, …

History of the Biennial Convention. Held every two years in one of America's premier cities, our conventions give Republican women from across the nation the opportunity to: and so much …

Since the Federation's founding in 1938, thousands of Republican women have come together for several days of fellowship, education, inspiration and business at the NFRW Biennial …