January-February 2022 issue of AAUW Morgan Hill's Wildflower Newsletter is now available. Topics include: President's Message Information & Registration for Upcoming Programs Spotlight on Arts Outings Interest Group Photos from 40th Anniversary Holiday Party
“In this life we cannot do great things, we can only do small things with great love.” ---Mother Teresa As we begin our 40th year of AAUW Morgan Hill, I look
Who Should Administer Psychedelic Drug Treatment for Depression, Anxiety and Addiction? In 2020, Oregon became the first state to approve the use of a psychedelic drug, psilocybin, for non-therapeutic use by adults
What better way to enjoy the holidays than an evening with friends, eating and laughing together? Twenty AAUW MH members and spouses attended the Limelight Theater’s presentation of “A Nice Family Christmas”
--- ‘Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.’ With this profound Kierkegaard quote, President Marian Sacco’s beautiful introductory remarks set the tone for our AAUW
The Wine & Whine group meets every month, but for the December meeting, Tessy Albin hosted a special get together for the holidays in her beautiful home. Many members brought their spouses, and
--- Participation and Engagement from our members will help make the 39th Wildflower Run a resounding success! We’re very pleased our annual race returns to an in-person event at Live Oak High
Each year we ask our members to make a contribution to The Wildflower Fund, which supports all of our branch’s philanthropic activities: local scholarships and grants for women and girls, Tech
Climate Education and Action for Educated Women As the new year begins, a time to look forward to a better future, women are increasingly endangered by the world around them. I not
Alexandria Mandel, chair of the Keeping in Touch program, will soon begin contacting our former scholarship winners and sending them applications to apply for this year’s grants. The grants are intended to
