AAUW Morgan Hill Partners with the City on Environmental Justice Initiative Branch members Suman Ganapathy, Margaret McCann, Janet McElroy, Margo Hinnenkamp and Krisse Boursier joined Morgan Hill City Principal Planner Adam Paszkowski at
Each summer, after we have accounted for all expenses and income associated with the Wildflower Run, the branch Allocations committee (which includes all chairs and coordinators who will be requesting funds) meets to create
When women vote, we change the conversation! Since 1881, AAUW has been a leading voice promoting education and equity for women and girls. AAUW encourages women voters to get involved in the political
Local Candidate Forums Scheduled Join AAUW at September candidate forums. Hear from mayoral candidates, City Council candidates, and MHUSD candidates. Inform yourself about local ballot measures. Submit questions for consideration by the end
Kat Napoli in front of this year's exhibit On May 4, 2024, the second annual MMIW Red Dress Day exhibit took place at the Morgan Hill Library. The event, organized by the
AAUW California has added three bills to its support list for the current legislative session. They are: AB 1825, which will prevent libraries from banning books for partisan or political reasons. AB 1955,
--- Public Policy chair Susan Rife, branch president Suman Ganapathy, president-elect Krisse Boursier, and president-elect-elect Harpreet Vittal spent two days in Sacramento in early April for AAUW CA Lobby Days 2024,
We honor and remember each lost woman and girl from ages one to eighty-five Free Public Exhibit Sunday, May 4, 2025 1:00 - 4:00 pm Morgan Hill Library, 660 West Main Ave.,
Each year, this symbolic day is used to raise awareness around the impact of pay inequities. Equal Pay Day 2024 is on March 12 and marks the current state of the
The Role of California School Boards Seena Trigas, AAUW California Public Policy School Board Project AAUW California is concerned about the censorship of classroom material, the heightened enforcement of board policies rejecting diversity,
