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		WELCOME TO ARRA Honoring Working Women Of World War II Founded 1998 The American Rosie The Riveter Association's main purpose is to recognize and preserve the history and legacy of working women, including volunteer women, during World War II; to promote cooperation and fellowship among such members and their descendants; and to further the advancement of patriotic ideals, excellence In the work place, and loyalty to the United States of America. For more information contact us here. The 15th annual American Rosie the Riveter National Convention will be held in Dearborn, Michigan, on June 14-16, 2013 at the Dearborn Inn. Click here for more details! Election of 2013-15 officers will be held. Click here to read "Call to Action" from Jo Ann Fisher, nominating committee chair & a Rosebud from Colorado, and to print the nomination form.

	Did you watch The Today Show on December 24? If you missed Anne Curry’s interview of West Virginia Rosies on that show, you can watch it by clicking here. It is easy to find the video on this website and what a wonderful showing of what our Rosies did in the 1940’s to help our troops win World War II and preserve our American freedoms. ARRA published their fifth book, Rosie the Riveter Stories – The Legacy Lives On! in November, 2012. It can be ordered at ARRA Rosie Shoppe, PO Box 188, Kimberly, AL 35091. Click here to see other products available from the Rosie Shoppe. Our Greetings From The National Office Our Founding President Dr. Frances Tunnell Carter founded ARRA and served as the first president. In 2003 she became the first "past president" of our organization and became the first Executive Director of ARRA.

WELCOME TO ARRA