Serving Cloverdale, Geyserville, Healdsburg, and Windsor
Founded in 1881, AAUW promotes equity for all women and girls, lifelong education and positive societal change. Membership is open to people who hold an associate degree (AA, AS), or higher, and also to students working toward a degree. There are no barriers to full participation in our organization based on gender, race, religion or creed, sexual orientation or gender identity, disability or class. Click here to learn more about the Healdsburg Branch.
March 10 Speaker Series Program
Follow-up
Madeleine Keegan O’Connell, CEO of YWCA Sonoma County, gave an exceptional talk on the YWCA Sonoma County, providing a comprehensive overview of their programs and services for domestic violence including the YWCA preschool.
Unfortunately, we encountered AV technical issues and were unable to watch the video during the event. However, I strongly encourage you to visit the YWCA website, www.ywcasc.org/media, to watch the video from former clients (Wendy, Diana and Trevor) and learn how you can contribute to stopping domestic violence in Sonoma County.
You can support this cause by:
- Giving: Your donations help sustain and expand the vital services offered by YWCA Sonoma County.
- Raising Awareness: Share information and educate others about the impact of domestic violence and the resources available.
- Volunteering: Offer your time and skills to support the programs and initiatives of the YWCA.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
Michelle Regan
You may only know Corazón as one of the sponsors of Healdsburg’s highly successful Día de los Muertos celebration. This nonprofit does so much more!
Corazón is dedicated to bridging the racial and economic division in our community and to supporting multiculturalism by taking collective action surrounding the social determinants of health.
Corazón’s Healdsburg Family Resource Center provides individual and family case management including:
- Financial coaching and financial literacy
- Computer skills
- Direct financial assistance
- Referrals to partner agencies
Programs also include:
- Prenatal education and support
- Childcare
- Bilingual family literacy programs
- First Generation College counseling and scholarships
- Parents support and advocacy
- Adult education
Monday April 14th, from 11:30 to 1:00 pm at Healdsburg’s Abel De Luna Community Center, 1557 Healdsburg Avenue. Bring your own “brown bag” lunch if you like. The presentation will begin at noon, followed by a brief update re: AAUW chapter activities.
Please RSVP to Celeste Plaister at celesteplaister@gmail.com so we have an idea of how many will be joining us.
We encourage you to bring guests!
Michelle Regan, Speaker Series Chair