Join our Danville-Alamo-Walnut Creek branch of AAUW on May 16 for a timely presentation by San Ramon Valley Unified School District leaders Superintendent Dr. John Malloy and Director of Technology Read More
Mariposa Branch presents a Mad Hatter Party
Mariposans can tumble down the rabbit hole and follow the White Rabbit to an adventure in Wonderland at a uniquely themed fundraiser to support AAUW's programs for local students. Meet Alice and the Read More
AAUW DAW 23nd Annual Garden Tour – “Escape to Serenity”
Get ready to refresh your spirit – the AAUW DAW Garden Tour is returning for the 23nd year on May 9 - 10, 2025 from 10 AM to 4 PM each day! The 2025 AAUW DAW Garden Tour will feature six diverse, Read More
AAUW DAW 22nd Annual Garden Tour – “Gardens That Inspire”
Get ready to refresh your spirit – the AAUW DAW Garden Tour is returning for the 22nd year on May 10 - 11, 2024 from 10 AM to 4 PM each day! Continuing last year’s theme of Gardens That Inspire, Read More
DEI (Diversity Equity Inclusion): Gender 101
Join the Danville-Alamo-Walnut Creek (DAW) branch for a timely presentation from two key members of the local Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) organization. In addition to Read More
Gov Trek Finale & Campaign Competition
Get ready to be INSPIRED by your future leaders!! Gov Trek is wrapping up Saturday, March 16 from 10-12:30 with teams presenting their simulated electoral campaign packages in a contest. We’d like you Read More
Quality Public Education for All – Get the Facts, Protect It, Support It
This educational and inspirational program will expand on the AAUW CA initiative, The School Board Project plus National’s recent YouTube presentation School Boards: The Battleground for the Education Read More
AAUW San Luis Obispo presents: Teaching “Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl” in the 21st Century
To commemorate Black History Month, Dr. Maya Hislop will talk about how she first came into contact with the landmark book, Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, and the impact that it has had on her Read More
AAUW Petaluma Women’s Film Festival
AAUW Petaluma is pleased to announce the second annual *AAUW Petaluma Women’s Film Festival*, a two-hour showing of films written and directed by women. Last year’s program received enthusiastic Read More
School Boards: The Battleground for the Education Culture Wars
Please join us for the AAUW National Inclusion & Equity Committee webinar on inclusion policies and practices. The webinar is designed to aid local branches and states as they explore various Read More
Inclusion in Practice: How AAUW’s Policies and Practices Promote Inclusion
Please join us for the AAUW National Inclusion & Equity Committee webinar on inclusion policies and practices. The webinar is designed to aid local branches and states as they explore various Read More
The Danville-Alamo-Walnut Creek Branch hosts “Writing Diverse Stories”
Join us in February for our Third Thursday Member Meeting! In addition to our usual social time, we are fortunate to have as our guest speaker one of our AAUW Fellowship recipients, K. X. Song. An Read More
TIPS FOR CHANGE benefiting San Ramon AAUW Tech Trek
DINING & PICK UP AVAILABLE BETWEEN 4:30 PM - 8:00 PM Go to www.Giannissanramon.com or call 925-820-6969 to make a reservation or place a to-go order. The San Ramon Branch of AAUW promotes equity Read More
Mary Church Terrell and the Fight to Integrate AAUW
Join us to learn about Black activist Mary Church Terrell, her work for women’s suffrage and racial equality, and her role in the integration of AAUW. A co-founder of the NAACP, Terrell became the Read More
AAUW San Ramon Presents Girls Garage with Guest Speaker Kristy Higares
Learn about Girls Garage, a nonprofit design and construction school for girls and gender-expansive youth. See the projects built by the students and gain insight into the classes that empower Read More
Impact of Social Media on Girls: Challenges, Opportunities, and Support
Join our Danville-Alamo-Walnut Creek branch of AAUW along with Jamie Nunez, Western Regional Manager at Common Sense Media, on January 18 when we unpack a most important topic - the impact of social Read More