2021 Global Annual Meeting

Democrats Abroad Global Meetings are only possible thanks to participant donations. Our meetings are not sponsored by donations from corporations, PACs, other organizations within the Democratic party, etc. Suggested Donation for participating in our 2021 virtual global meeting is only $46 USD.

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Join DNC Chair Jaime Harrison in Supporting Democrats Abroad

The Democratic National Committee is committed to supporting Democrats Abroad in Getting Out the Vote in upcoming elections. Help us get ready for 2022 by making a special $20.22 donation today - or more.  $2,022 donors will get a special treat.

Show your appreciation for the outgoing International Executive Committee and the work they have done in helping to elect Joe Biden and Kamala Harris - and taking back the Senate in 2022.  And give the incoming ExCom a head start by making a donation today.

Donations are made to Democrats Abroad and not to any candidate or candidate's committee. Donations to Democrats Abroad (Democratic Party Committee Abroad) can only be made by American citizens and lawful Permanent Residents. Donations to Democrats Abroad are not tax-deductible for Federal income tax purposes.

I was the CEO of multiple credit unions. During my tenure every position I took (I was a specialist for rehabilitating troubled credit unions). When I took my last position I, not only received awards and accolades for my work, but I had over 30 years experience. When I left that position with the credit union in a much more stable financial position, the credit union hired a "fresh out of college" man at a salary that was over $20,000 more per year than I was making. This happened at every credit union I worked at. I worked hard to ensure our staff was paid equally based on experience. There is definitely a disparity of pay between men and women in the same position. The justification is that a man has to provide for the family and a woman's income is considered secondary. That is not the case and should not be a consideration for salary and benefits.  Marylin, living in Hungary, voting in Washington