Education & Programs - Mission-Based
The AAUW CA program committee is dedicated to assisting you to present mission based programs. Mission based programs are those which are designed to educate and inspire our members and the community to take action to implement our mission of advancing equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research. In addition to implementing our mission, these programs increase the opportunity to recruit new members, promote visibility of AAUW in the community, promote collaboration with like-minded organizations and re-energize current members.
3rd Annual Inter-generational Tea
Stockton Branch is honored for its October program, the3rd Annual Intergenerational Tea co-sponsored by the University of the Pacific's Women's Resource Center. Several women's organizations Read More
Educational Progress in California
The 2013-14 Program Committee is proud to announce the outstanding September mission-based Branch Program of the Month. This honor goes to the Palm Springs branch. Their September Read More
Wall of Fame 2012-2013
Women’s History Month Essay Contest
Amador Branch wins our March Program of the Month, with their second annual Women’s History Month Essay Contest. Each junior high female contestant wrote an essay on “A Woman I Admire” and as always, Read More
Programs of the Month January and February 2013
The Invisible War Selecting our February Branch Program of the Month was difficult, and we're proud to announce thatCalifornia Online is the winning branch for an outstanding program on "The Read More
On-Going Programs Projects in Branches
Your branch can do this too! Torrance Branch The Torrance Branch every year provides an very noteworthy program for 6th grade middle school girls. It is entitled "Power & Promise". Power and Read More
Celebrating Holidays by donating to community charities Dec 2012
The AAUW CA Program Committee is excited to recognize all the branches who celebrated their Holiday branch programs by donating to community charities. Congratulations to all these branches: Read More
On Human Trafficking November 2012
The AAUW CA Program Committee has selected Riverside Branch's program on human trafficking for the "Branch Program of the Month". Riverside held their LAF luncheon on November 2, 2012. Their Read More
Supreme Court & Vigil for Malala Yousufzai – October 2012
The Supreme Court The Merced Branch presented Sandra M. Snyder, a retired U.S. District Court Magistrate Judge for the Eastern District of California, speaking about the book The Nine: Inside Read More
Programs of the Month September 2012
Benicia-Vallejo The AAUW-CA Program Committee has chosen the Benicia-Vallejo branch to be the first "Outstanding Branch Program of the Month". The branch joined with other like-minded organizations Read More
Wall of Fame 2011-2012
San Fernando Valley AAUW San Fernando Valley Branch began the fall program year with a presentation on Caroline Severance. Virginia Elwood-Akers, retired librarian and reference specialist in the Read More
Program of the Month: 2011-2013 Women’s History Month and more
The Thousand Oaks Branch has been the creator of "living history" in California for many, many years. This year they outdid themselves with a full celebration of the California Suffrage Centennial. Read More
Program of the Month 2011-2012 International Advocacy
Laguna Hills Branch sponsored a Coffee that featured Miriam Matthews, a doctoral candidate in the School of Behavioral and Organizational Sciences at Claremont Graduate University. She spoke Read More
Wall of Fame 2009-2010
Reaching Out - We honor California branches for remarkable programs. The branches recognized below were honored at the 2010 AAUW CA convention for accepting the challenge to reach out and collaborate Read More
Wall of Fame 2008 – 2009
The branches honored on the 2008-09 Wall of Fame have held innovative and timely mission-based programs - programs that illustrate the unifying focus of AAUW: Breaking Through Barriers. In addition, Read More