Wildflower Run 2025
2025 Wildflower Run Kick-off Meeting & Chair Updates Mark your calendar for the first meeting of the 2025 Wildflower Run planning committee on Thursday, November 21, 7pm-9pm. One of our new branch
Member Profile: Karen Parks
Karen describes her youth in San Francisco as fun and fortunate. She grew up in Twin Peaks, where she enjoyed magnificent views of the city and the bay. She attended the prestigious
Local Candidate Forums Scheduled
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
AAUW In the 4th of July Parade
4th of July Photos AAUW Morgan Hill and AAUW Gilroy once again marched in Morgan Hill's parade. Thank you to everyone for helping decorate, all the members, Tech Trek campers, NCCWSL scholarship recipient,
President’s Message July-August 2024
Dear Members, I would like to extend my deepest gratitude to our outgoing President, Suman Ganapathy, whose tireless dedication and inspirational leadership have brought us to where we are today –
Farewell from Suman
--- Dear Branch Members, June 30 marked the end of my term, and I want to express my heartfelt thanks to each and every one of you. It has been an
Spring Luncheon at Mama Mia’s
Our Spring Luncheon held at Mama Mia’s restaurant on May 18, was loads of fun and gave us the opportunity to catch up with old friends and meet new ones. We enjoyed a
AAUW 2024 Honorees
Every year AAUW branches across the country recognize members by naming gifts to the AAUW Fund in their honor. This is a special way to pay tribute to an individual who has given
Meet Our New Members
Joyce Bedard Joan Bedard graduated from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, with a liberal arts degree. She has lived in Morgan for over 30 years with her husband Alden and has
MHUSD / AAUW Panel Discussion – May 13, 2024
AAUW and the Morgan Hill Unified School District collaborated in May for a panel discussion on hot-topic curricula, including ethnic studies, sex ed and social-emotional learning. The event, titled “What ARE They Teaching