Since 1939, YLRL is a non-profit organization of women Amateur Radio licensees, international in scope with about 250 members being DX YLs.

The YLRL (Young Ladies' Radio League) exists to encourage and assist YLs (Young Ladies) throughout the world to enter into the Amateur Radio Service. YLRL offers a variety of amateur radio interests to licensed YLs:

YL Harmonics:
Official YLRL bimonthly publication.

YL Nets:
Among the larger nation-wide nets are:

• YL Open House
  Wednesday 1900 UTC (1800 Spring and Summer) on 14.288MHz + or -.
• YL Tangle Net
  Thursday 1800 UTC on 14.298MHz + or -.
• YL Roses Net
  Monday 1800 UTC on 28.433Mhz + or -.

For more information on membership, check out the YLRL Website: http://www.qsl.net/ylrl  

JLRS President (1999)

"It is a great pleasure for JLRS to accept a wonderful YL-Dxer from foreign countries as a member. As JLRS becomes famous in the world, the application for membership tends to increase. We accept them gladly. We didn't want to collect annual fee, if possible, but our income is too small."

**Above quotation taken from the Sept. 1999 JLRS Newsletter No. 45 insert. **

In July 1999, JLRS held their 42nd Convention in Beppu, SW Japan. It was very successful and enjoyable with about 200 people attending.

JLRS Website: http://www.jarl.com/jlrs

Korean Ladies Amateur Radio Club (KLARC)

KLARC Website: http://www.qsl.net/klarc

Scandinavian Young Ladies Radio Amateurs (SYLRA)

SYLRA MEETING 2009
NORWAY
We wish those wanting to attend very welcome!

SYLRA Website: http://www.sylra.is

Australian Ladies' Amateur Radio Association (ALARA)

ALARA Website:
http://www.alara.org.au

YLs wishing to join ALARA are welcomed to download the membership application form from this website and send it to the Treasurer by January 1st. DX members please send International Postal Money Order./p>

VE/VK/ZL NET: Fridays, 14.148MHz at 0500 UTC

British Young Ladies Amateur Radio Association (BYLARA)

In 1979, British YLs decided to form BYLARA for the purpose of promoting friendship, good operating techniques and courtesy to all amateur radio operators worldwide.

The annual BYLARA Contest is held each February and awards for working BYLARA members are available.

Official Callsign: M0BYL

BYLARA Website:
http://users.zetnet.co.uk/clivan/bylara.html

BYLARA HF Net: Monday's 80M net at 1930 local time on 3.708Mhz (+ or - QRM), with a 40M net on Wednesdays/Saturdays at 1115z, 7050/7090MHz + or -.

New Zealand Women's Amateur Radio Organization (NZ WARO)

NZ WARO Website:  http://www.qsl.net/zl1os

NZ WARO HF Nets: Weekly Monday 80M nets on 3.695MHz + or - at 2000zulu

WARO VHF Nets: Held in Auckland, Wellington, New Plymouth, Palmerston North and Canterbury. Visit WARO's website above for schedules.

(CLARA)
Canadian Ladies Amateur Radio Association