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These goals assume that individual women will become fully functional according to their gifts and abilities. Each
will be able to clearly articulate her needs even as she meets the needs of those in her care. Her wisdom will
be heard and respected. With less social anxiety both men and women will then become more flexible and open to
dynamic change.
We may not need to be competitive with one another or among ourselves; rather, we may focus on how we may best
care for one another. We anticipate a peaceful world.
While the goals/objectives articulated for the women's movement are to be achieved with the time frame of the 21st century as a whole, the program of action for the first five years of the new century is as follows:
Quaker women will identify specific actions to be taken, based on the above strategic objectives. Actions identified so far include:
Women's Goals and Programs for the 21st Century is available as a pamphlet from:
Women's Goals Program
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Kennett Square, PA 19348-2000
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