WOMEN IN BLUE DAY

Proud Democratic Women dress in Blue and Lobby at the Capitol

“Women in Blue” is a proud tradition of our federated clubs, which annually choose one day to speak with their legislators about issues that affect their local communities, their states, their country, and the world. These issues are wide-ranging but are of particular relevance to women and families. Our NFDW colors are blue and white, and the women dress in blue on that day as a symbol of their solidarity. 

Committee Chairs: Hazel Thomas and Christine Pelosi

2024 Event Info Coming Soon

Women in Blue 2023

This year’s NFDW Women in Blue’s theme is “Women Making History” It features all-stars from across the country and other notable guests. Our focus was advocating for women’s rights and paying tribute to Women’s History Month.

2022

Women in Blue 2022

This year’s NFDW Women in Blue’s theme was “When Women Vote - Democrats Win!” It featured all-stars from Congress and other notable guests. Our focus was on voting rights and protecting people’s ability to vote from sea to shining sea.

2021

2020

We were unable to hold the Women in Blue Lobby Day this year due to Covid19.

2019

MARCH 27, 2019 WOMEN IN BLUE DAY WAS A GREAT SUCCESS! 98 WOMEN FROM 21 STATES AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WALKED THE HALLS OF CONGRESS TO SPEAK UP ABOUT ISSUES IMPORTANT TO US. THIS VIDEO SHOWS SNIPPETS FROM SOME OF THE SPEAKERS WE HEARD.

13 States held women in blue days across the country in 2019. this video shows each state’s description of their event and pictures. we are showing up and speaking up!

2018

2018 NATIONAL WOMEN IN BLUE LOBBY DAY in Washington DC

On March 7, 2018 democratic women from 15 different states came together in our nation's capitol to lobby legislators on issues important to women and to the Democratic Party. NFDW Women in Blue visited 48 different congressmen/women and senators. The evening wrapped up at the African American Civil War Memorial Museum with guest speakers, DNC Women's Caucus Chair, Lottie Shackleford, DNC Black Caucus Chair, Virgie Rollins, and Washington DC Party Chair, Councilwoman Anita Bonds.

2018 States' Women in Blue Days