General Information
Conference Facilities
The 2010 National NOW Conference is being held at the Boston Park Plaza Hotel & Towers.
Plenaries and general events will be held in the Imperial Ballroom on the mezzanine level. More information about workshops can be found online.
Dining and Meals
Friday through Sunday, sandwiches, salads, chips, desserts, and drinks will be available for lunch, provided by a cart on the mezzanine level of the hotel. The lunch cart will not accept credit cards, so please make sure to bring cash. An ATM will be available in the hotel.
Dinner will not be provided, but there are many dining establishments in all price ranges within walking distance of the conference area. There is also a restaurant located in the hotel.
Exhibitors and Vendors
Exhibitors are located on the mezzanine level in the Plaza Ballroom. Please support feminist merchants and allied organizations.
Accessibility
NOW is committed to making this conference as accessible as possible. ASL interpreters will be available if requested in advance. Please check with the Conference Office if you or someone you know is in need of a large print program book or program book on CD.
Please note that in consideration of those with allergies and respiratory problems, the 2010 National NOW Conference is a scent-free environment. Participants are asked to use unscented products in lieu of scented toiletries and detergents, and to refrain from wearing perfumes and colognes.
Child Care
On-site child care is provided during this conference free of charge for those NOW members who registered for it in advance. In order to adequately prepare for child care, we must have received pre-notification of child care needs. The child care room number is available only to parents or guardians at the Conference Office. Child care is offered on Friday from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, on Saturday from 8:30 AM to 6:30 PM, and on Sunday from 8:30 AM to 4:15 PM.
Meals are not provided; parents or guardians must pick up their children for lunch and dinner, which allows caregivers to take meal breaks as well. If you have any further questions regarding child care, please check at the Conference Office.
Feminist Foremothers Event
Fourth of July weekend is a time that traditionally focuses on men, such as the Founding Fathers. This event is a positive celebration of women's history in Boston and an opportunity to talk about and honor the Founding Mothers of the United States, as well as other women who have contributed to this country's society. It is a chance to remember historically significant women and our nation's founding through the struggles of both men and women.
To find out how you can participate, please stop by the Boston NOW table in the Plaza Ballroom.
Conference Guidelines
The following guidelines are intended to create an atmosphere most conductive to achieving the goals of the Conference:
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