While Pantsuit Nation is a national organization, the Chapters are regional. They are our “boots on the ground,” helping us promote Pantsuit Nation’s mission of story-driven activism, as well as focusing on issues and action items important to the regions that the Chapters represent. They provide opportunities for members to connect, both online and in person, and to share resources and inspiration with other like minded individuals in their geographic region. Don’t see your group or region represented in the list above? You can start one of your own!
While Pantsuit Nation is a national organization, the Chapters are regional. They are our “boots on the ground,” helping us promote Pantsuit Nation’s mission of story-driven activism, as well as focusing on issues and action items important to the regions that the Chapters represent. They provide opportunities for members to connect, both online and in person, and to share resources and inspiration with other like minded individuals in their geographic region. Don’t see your group or region represented in the list above? You can start one of your own!
2018 was an exciting year for Pantsuit Nation Arizona. From the largest march in our state’s history with Red for Ed to electing the first female Senator in Arizona, our state has been engaged and united like never before. We were on the front line in our battleground state, which we managed to turn blue for the first time in decades. We ended the year with the refugee crisis at the border and our state has received 12,000 asylum seekers since October. Our Pantsuit Nation chapter has risen to the challenge and we have hosted hundreds of people in our homes and have had several hundred volunteers who are welcoming, feeding, clothing, donating, transporting, and medically caring for these people. I have watched the mobilization in our community and it is a powerful sight to behold. The sleeping giant has truly been awoken.
- Jen Buck, Pantsuit Nation Arizona Chapter Leader
2018 was an exciting year for Pantsuit Nation Arizona. From the largest march in our state’s history with Red for Ed to electing the first female Senator in Arizona, our state has been engaged and united like never before. We were on the front line in our battleground state, which we managed to turn blue for the first time in decades. We ended the year with the refugee crisis at the border and our state has received 12,000 asylum seekers since October. Our Pantsuit Nation chapter has risen to the challenge and we have hosted hundreds of people in our homes and have had several hundred volunteers who are welcoming, feeding, clothing, donating, transporting, and medically caring for these people. I have watched the mobilization in our community and it is a powerful sight to behold. The sleeping giant has truly been awoken.
- Jen Buck, Pantsuit Nation Arizona Chapter Leader
We'd love to hear from you! If you are interested in getting more involved with an existing Chapter, starting one of your own, or are the administrator of an established Pantsuit Nation inspired group that would like to become an official Chapter, please get in touch with us at chapters@pantsuitnation.org.
Pantsuit Nation Orange County, CA Chapter members at the March For Our Lives protests, March 24, 2018