Eyumema Constitution Committee.

 The Constitution Committee of UMEMA USA Inc. is the cornerstone of our organization’s governance, tasked with upholding, reviewing, and modernizing the legal and operational framework that guides UMEMA branches both within the United States and globally.

 Structure and Composition: 

To ensure broad representation and inclusion, the Constitution Committee is composed of two representatives from each of the 15 EYUMEMA USA branches. This design allows every region within our network to have a voice in shaping our foundational document.

 The leadership of the committee is determined as follows:

• Chairperson: Appointed by the National President of EYUMEMA USA Inc.

• Co-Chairperson: Appointed by the National President

• Secretary: Nominated by the Chairperson of the Constitution Committee

This leadership structure provides both executive oversight and internal collaboration, enabling the committee to operate efficiently and with accountability.

 Mandate and Responsibilities:

 The Constitution Committee is entrusted with the following key responsibilities:

• Drafting and Amending the Constitution
  The committee is responsible for initiating revisions, proposing amendments, and ensuring the constitution remains current and responsive to the evolving needs of the EYUMEMA community.

• Harmonizing Governance Across Regions
  The Constitution of EYUMEMA USA Inc. serves as the modern guiding constitution for all EYUMEMA branches and regional entities worldwide, promoting unity, clarity, and consistency in governance across our global network.

• Facilitating Participatory Constitutional Reform
  Through consultations, meetings, and transparent dialogue, the committee engages members and branch leaders in the constitutional review process.

• Preparing Proposals for General Assembly Review
  Finalized amendments and proposed changes are submitted to the General Assembly for ratification and adoption.

A Living Document for a Growing Movement:

 As UMEMA grows across states and continents, the Constitution Committee ensures that our foundational values—empowerment, inclusion, sisterhood, and service—remain at the heart of our operations. The constitution is not only a legal document but a shared vision for how we govern and grow together—interested in Learning More?

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• Review the latest version of the Constitution

• Read the Committee’s Reports and Recommendations

• Learn about ongoing amendment processes

• Contact your branch representatives for more information