List of National Conventions/meetings
- 1996 – Los Angeles, CA
- 2000 – Denver, CO
- 2001 – Santa Barbara, CA
- 2002 – Philadelphia, PA
- 2003 – Washington, DC
- 2004 – Milwaukee, WI
- 2005 – Tulsa, OK
- 2006 – Tucson, AZ
- 2007 – Reading, PA
- 2008 – Chicago, IL
- 2009 – Durham, NC
- 2010 – Detroit, MI
- 2011 - Alfred, NY
- 2012 - Baltimore, MD
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—Josephine Woodward, U.S. author. As quoted in Everyone Was Brave, ch. 3, by William L. O’Neill (1969)