Every Member Votes!

Members should have received the email from AAUW CA Ballot with their personal access code to vote in the 2012 AAUW California election.

Voting is open until June 1.

Offer to help others vote online -- Let's get out the vote!

Click HERE or go to the Elections & Nominations section of this website to learn about the candidates.

If you have received your voting code, you can click HERE to vote now.

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Convention Survey

All convention attendees: please complete our online survey so can make the next convention even better. It is only 5 questions and should take only a few minutes of your time, but the information will be invaluable to the event planners and the Board of Directors.

Click HERE or type www.surveymonkey.com/s/HDG9MWK into your browser.

What's New

More Information About "Bullies Anonymous"

May 07, 2012

Many convention attendees inquired about BULLIES ANONYMOUS. Branches or schools interested in producing it, can obtain the script and rights from www.badwolfpress.com. The rights are extremely reasonable - about $63. You get permission to copy the scripts, and a CD of all the songs.

Future performances of the show will be:

May 12th, 1PM at Franklin Elementary Carnival, 2385 Trousdale Drive, Burlingame .
North Shoreview Montessori will be performing BULLIES ANONYMOUS, June 8th, 7PM. 1301 Cypress Avenue, San Mateo.
Bayside Stem Academy will be also performing the show on June 6th, 11:00AM at the Bayside Performing Arts Center, 2025 Kehoe Avenue, San Mateo.

All performances are free and open to the public.

For more information, contact Cathy Foxhoven at programdir@aauw-ca.org.

Convention | Program | AAUW CA |

It's Global and It's Local: Human Trafficking

May 04, 2012

Director Sherry Ludwig reports that over 130 educators, students, experts, victims and like-minded community groups gathered at the San Diego County Office of Education on Sat, April 28, to explore the 3 P's of human trafficking: prevention, prosecution and protection. The workshop was a full day community conference on human trafficking and the sexual exploitation of women and children in San Diego.

The day began with a screening of the film, Indoctrinated: The Grooming of Our Children into Prostitution (by Jim Ellis), and continued with education panelists, presentations on global Issues, law enforcement experts and ended with a panel on rescue and restore. The film and its accompanying study guide are available for a minimal cost of $8 to cover duplication and mailing. To download the order form click HERE.

Kudos to Anne Hoiberg and Myrra Lee, workshop organizers and longtime activists in support of human trafficking awareness, and to all members of the La Mesa-El Cajon and San Diego Branches who helped to make the day such a success. The workshop was supported in part by an AAUW CA mini-grant and a contribution from the International Advocacy Program budget.

International Advocacy | AAUW CA |