Welcome to early Spring! I’m greatly pleased by all the work our members have been doing on behalf of AAUW Stanwood-Camano! Lynda Buehring and Joyce Leak have created several different ways to advertise and bring in new members. We welcome our new members,  Wendy...

Our AAUW branch celebrates young women pertaining their educational dreams. Thank you to all the members who participate in the branch programs to achieve this goal. This is a busy time of year for AAUW members involved with STEM Scholars, Tech Trek and Scholarships...

As we look forward to 2026, let’s be thankful for our AAUW branch including new members, interesting meetings, a successful Giving Tuesday and the times we shared together. Let’s also pause to remember a past member and spouses who passed away. We begin the new year...

Welcome to the Holidays! The most exciting news in the month of November is there are four women who have applied to be Tech Trek Director. The interviews are the first week of December. The state president feels very positive that Tech Trek will have a director for...

Burrrr – fall has arrived! In the last month, our branch has settled into a new year. Our three focus areas of support for girls and young women are moving forward. We were encouraged to hear from the Tech Trek girls at our September meeting. The enthusiasm from the...

Hello to you – and the beautiful fall I’m sure you’re enjoying. Our first meeting was a celebration of the Tech Trek campers. The girls shared their very positive experiences at camp. Moving into October, our general meeting on October 9 is an anticipated presentation...

Greetings during this warm, beautiful time of the year!  Our AAUW branch begins a new program season this month with the new president – me!  I look forward to joining you at our monthly meetings (with terrific programs!) and working with you as we, both,...

Thank you all for your support this past year. I have had a wonderful time learning more about the history and operations of our organization. I have gained new insight and a deeper appreciation for the work AAUW does to support women in education and in the work...

Earlier this month I received devastating news of the death of my friend, Mary Selekey. Mary lived in Northeastern Washington and was a pioneer in Health and Human Services in Stevens, Ferry, and Pend Oreille Counties. I met Mary in 1985 when she was working to...

Please join us on Thursday, April 10, to learn about Neurodiversity and what it means from Lei Wiley-Mydske from the Autistic Women and Nonbinary Network and Coordinator of the Ed Wiley Autism Acceptance Library. Neurodiversity describes the idea that people...