Money Wi$e Women Conference in Sacramento

Posted At : September 4, 2009 11:27 AM

On September 26, 9:00-5:30, at CSU Sacramento the Sacramento Branch joins many like minded organizations to present their 3rd annual Money Wi$e Women conference as a community outreach program on Financial Literacy for women and girls.

This is the best investment money can buy for our members. The registration fee includes Marcia Brixey's book "Money Therapist" and lunch. 

I encourage all the branches in the area to attend it.  For more information please click here for the flyer or contact Financial Literacy Committee member Gail Reed: gail@gailreed.com

Bakula Maniar, Financial Literacy Director

Seven Life Defining Financial Decisions, May 9

Posted At : April 18, 2009 7:30 PM

San Diego Branch of AAUW is presenting a Mother's Day gift for San Diego women with a workshop on May 9th,  "Seven Life Defining Financial Decisions".  This Financial Literacy workshop is designed to empower women from first job through retirement. For more information please click here to see the flyer or get in touch with Eunis Christensen, President of San Diego Branch at eunis@aauwsandiego.org.

Eunis, a member of the Financial Literacy Committee  also did a presentation on March 21 in Simi Valley Branch with Simi Valley branch member Marietta Spotts. It was a very interesting session concerning Financial Literacy on Retirement and how it impacts women. The outline and material used for this session can be duplicated by anyone who has some basic knowledge of insurance, investment and health care needs. You can get in touch with Eunis at eunis@aauwsandiego.org  to get more information.

Bakula Maniar
AAUW CA Financial Literacy Director

Financial Literacy 101 Pilot Program Was a Big Success!

Posted At : April 6, 2009 9:16 PM

Congratulations to Ginny Hatfield and the San Fernando Valley Branch!

To celebrate Financial Literacy month the SFV branch showcased a very successful Financial Literacy 101 pilot project on April 2nd. Three AAUW CA Directors volunteered and had the great pleasure of doing a worthwhile community service while fulfilling AAUW’s vision of education, research and advocacy.

Junior Achievement provided a daylong workshop with the collaboration of a number of entities and provided the facility used. Four high schools of the L.A. Unified School District participated by sending more than eighty students from their 11th and 12th grade classes.

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Financing Your Future Workshop

Posted At : September 24, 2008 9:41 AM

A free workshop on personal finance for educators and others working with at-risk young women and girls will be presented November 1, 9:00-3:30, at Cal State Fresno's Smittcamp Alumni House. Participants will receive a copy of the DVD Financing Your Future, prepared by the Natl. Council of Economic Education.  The event is funded by AAUW and the Center for Economic Research and Education of Central California.

I recommend all nearby branches attend this workshop.  For more information, see the flyer.

Bakula Maniar, Financial Literacy Director bakula.aauw@yahoo.com

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