New Member Wine & Whine
New Members Celebrated The 2025 New Member Wine & Whine on April 16 was well attended by new and existing members, and many guests! We even had two guests join our
Public Policy Update
SCOTUS decision may impact K-12 education in California By Missy Maceyko AAUW-CA During LGBTQ+ pride month, we will get a decision in Mahmoud v. Taylor, a case involving the LGBTQ+ community that
President’s Message May-June 2025
Does anyone else feel like they’re holding their breath, unsure of what’s coming next? I’m doing my best to anchor myself by focusing on one thing I can control — like
Dues Increase
Voting on the AAUW Morgan Hill branch dues increase closed at midnight March 17, with 96 of our members voting (about 47 percent of our members) and 87 voting for the increase –
Member Profile: Joan Ensign
Member Profile: Joan Ensign Joan's journey began in Portland, Oregon, where she spent her early years before moving to Southern California at the age of 16. She attended Mayfield, a
Meet Our New Members
Jackie Shelley Please welcome Jackie Shelley to our branch! Jackie is from Texas originally, but has lived in Morgan Hill for eight years. She has two children, a grown son and
Public Policy Update
Concerns about the potential for ICE raids in Local Schools By Kathi Harper, Chair, Public Policy School Board Project Many members have expressed concerns about the potential for ICE raids in local
Planning For the End: A Series of Four Informational Programs
Planning for the End: How Not to Leave a Mess for Your Loved Ones! A Series of Four Informational ProgramsJan 7, 2025: The Basics - Download Flyer; Download Resource LinksFeb 5, 2025:Â Details -
President’s Message March-April 2025
March is here, and with it comes our only fundraiser of the year – the Wildflower Run! I love to share how our branch of more than 200 members comes together
Summiting Mount Kilimanjaro
Elizabeth Mandel celebrated the start of a new year by climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa (at 19,300 feet) and the world’s highest free-standing mountain. After about three months of