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The Marjorie Holt Scholarship for Young Women

Established in 2012

The scholarship was established to honor our most notable founding member, Congresswoman Marjorie Sewell Holt (September 17, 1920 – January 6, 2018).  

For 2021 the amount of the scholarship is $500, due to the COVID-19 impact on our treasury.


Mrs. Holt was born in Alabama and moved to Florida where she was raised and met her husband, Duncan, while a student at University of Florida.  She was a trailblazer even then, attending college and Law School at a time when most women did not seek higher education.   Young Marjorie had decided in seventh grade that she wanted to become a member of the U.S. House of Representatives because of her admiration for Thomas Jefferson. 


She practiced law in Severna Park after she and her husband moved here for his work at Westinghouse.  They raised their family here and she entered politics becoming the Supervisor of Elections.  In 1966 she was elected Clerk of the Circuit Court of Anne Arundel county where she served for 6 years.  In 1972 she was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives as the first woman elected to Congress in Maryland in a general election.  She served there 14 years before returning to law practice in Baltimore. 
 

Mrs. Holt continued to be an active member of the Severna Park Republican Women's Club, attending meetings, serving on the board and mentoring women interested in serving in public office.  Her endorsement was sought and coveted by men and women running for office.  The scholarship was set up to help young women continue their education and is given to the author of the best essay written.   


Notice is given to local schools and home schoolers usually in January and the committee announces its award in April.  Notice is also given to the local papers. 


The 2019 Winning Essay

CONGRATULATIONS Katie Lombardo - 2020 Winner of the marjorie holt scholarship award

Marjorie Holt Scholarship Award

  

While women made up the majority of voters in the 2012 election—casting 53 percent of ballots, according to exit poll data analyzed by the Center for American Progress—they were shut off from the polls altogether just a century ago. It took 72 years of tireless work for American women to secure the right to vote. On August 26, 1920 the 19th Amendment was adopted.


Alice Paul, one of the suffragettes said when talking about voting rights, “I never doubted equal rights was the right direction. Most reforms, most problems are complicated. But to me there is nothing complicated about equality.”


What difference do you see it has made in the elections in the last 100 years of women voting?

In an essay of 750 words or less, please provide your opinion on the statement above and how you believe the Republican Party is responding to the elements of the statement.




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WHO Pandemic Treaty - Update and Call to Action

Additional Information

 

It’s now less than two weeks before the scheduled votes on the World Health Organization’s (WHO) pandemic treaty and the proposed changes to the International Health Regulations (IHR).

What’s going on and where do these votes stand?

Stand for Health Freedom’s Lead Policy Analyst and Associate Director Valerie Borek breaks it all down in a new WHO video update.

In the video you will learn:

  • The status and legality of the WHO treaty and IHR votes.
  • How we got here.
  • What’s in the ever-shifting documents.
  • What states are doing about it.
  • How state AGs and U.S. senators are stepping up for health freedom.

Take time right now to arm yourself with information. We don’t know what will happen with these critical votes. Learn all you can so you can educate your friends and your lawmakers. The votes on this treaty and the IHR won’t be the end of an attempt at a global health security state; they mark just the beginning.


Listen to the video that explains more here:  https://standforhealthfreedom.com/who-update-5-13-24/

CONTACT YOUR REPRESENTATIVE TO SIGN hr79, THE WHO WITHDRAWAL ACT

 WHO AND GLOBAL HEALTH UPDATE


April 17, 2024 – We are less than five weeks away from the 77th World Health Assembly, where votes are scheduled on the pandemic treaty and the amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR).

For the very first time, on April 17, 2024, almost three months after the deadline, we have seen the first draft of proposed amendments to the IHR (2005). Additionally, we have a new leaked version of the pandemic treaty that looks drastically different from previous drafts. Notably, both failed to be submitted in time, per the International Health Regulations, and neither should be up for a vote in May. But the World Health Organization is plowing ahead, having declared its own rules do not apply to them. The legality of the vote will surely be challenged assuming they move forward. 


Continue to read the update here:  https://standforhealthfreedom.com/who-april24/

Ask your Representative to support HR 79, the WHO Withdrawal Act here
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