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March 2023 Perspective

March 2023 - Volume 70, No. 7

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CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS

(see articles below for more information)

Upcoming AAUW Petaluma events

March 19 - LUNAFEST Film Festival at SRJC, Branch event supporting Funds scholarships, Sunday. 3-5 p..m
April 11 - LGBTQ Lesson, continued, Petaluma Library, Tuesday, 4-5 p.m.
May 7 - New Members celebration, Pat Riley's house

Other AAUW Events

March 6 - Deadline for reserving a place at Santa Rosa's March 8 program
March 8 - AAUW Santa Rosa program on reproductive freedom, Finley Community Center, Wednesday, 3-4:30 p.m.
March 14 - Equal Pay Day
March 25 - Gov Trek Finale via ZOOM, Saturday, 10 a.m. - noon
April 22 - AAUW-CA's "Academy AAUWards!" via Zoom, Sat., 9 a.m.-4 p.m .

SINCERE THANKS TO OUR NEWSLETTER SPONSORS

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Does your Gold Book information need to be updated?

Up-to-date email addresses needed for

upcoming state and national AAUW elections

AAUW National and AAUW CA elections are around the corner. Please check that your email address is correct in the Gold Book so that you can receive your online ballot.

The ballot is time-sensitive, so please take the time to respond.

If you need to make any changes, notify Co-VP of Membership Dee Short (click HERE) so that your contact information can be updated in the membership database before ballots are sent out.

MARCH BRANCH PROGRAM OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

FUNDRAISER FOR BRANCH SCHOLARSHIPS

The Top Ten Reasons to Buy LunaFest Tickets Now!

The films are amazing. Only a few films are selected out of many, many submissions to LunaFest.
Members of AAUW love supporting women and girls. It’s in our DNA.
The films cover hot topics, such as gender and LGBTQUIA+ issues
We are bringing awareness of AAUW Petaluma to our greater community.
We are raising money for AAUW programs.
AAUW members like to have fun.
Your friends will be there.
You will be so sad if you miss out and have to wait a whole year for the next LunaFest. (The planning group hopes this will be a new tradition for us.)
We are advertising all over town; we may sell out. We are limited to 250 seats.
You’ll feel wonderful supporting our mission while having a good time.

Please click HERE to buy tickets:

Or visit our AAUW Petaluma website (click HERE).

The tickets are reasonably priced and we were able to get free parking! We hope to see as many members as possible, plus their families and friends. Note that the films are recommended for ages 13 and up.

Marlene Abel, Co-VP Funds

Upcoming AAUW Santa Rosa Program

Reproductive Freedom – Where Do We Go from Here?

A great opportunity to learn more about the situation today,

what can be done and what the future holds

When: March 8, 3 – 4:30 p.m.
Where: Finley Community Center, 2060 West College Ave., Santa Rosa
Speaker: Gilda Gonzalez, CEO of Planned Parenthood Northern California

Deadline for reservations: March 6

RSVP: Click HERE to generate an email to Deanna to reserve a seat at this FREE event.

SINCERE THANKS TO OUR NEWSLETTER SPONSORS

Phone: (707) 763-1515

Fax: (707) 765-0256

Email: info@lacehouselinen.com

President's Message

Just Say Yes!

It Takes a Village. . . Or at Least a Committee!

We have some amazing events coming between now and the end of the year. We have a film festival this month, a visit and tour of Petaluma River Park in April, and an all-member picnic in June. I encourage you to say “Yes!” to these opportunities!

Say “Yes” to opportunities for leadership and service: 25 members hold a position on the Board; and 23 members lead sections - some of whom also serve on the Board. We still have a few Board positions to fill, so try to get to “Yes!” if you are called.

Not ready or able to take on an office? Say “Yes” to working on a team or committee to support programs, membership, hospitality, funds, Tech Trek – there are lots of choices. Click HERE to indicate an area of interest and tell us what you might want to support in the coming year.

Speaking of committees, hats off and cheers to our Lunafest committee: Rory Keller, Jean Reed, Marlene Abel, Jan Everidge, and Pat Riley. They have said “yes” to a new venture! They have spent many hours organizing, promoting, and ensuring an event that will be fun, enlightening, well-attended, and run smoothly. Want to help? We’ll need volunteers the day of the festival and some help prior to the event as well. Say “Yes” by clicking HERE.

Sometimes it’s hard to get to “yes.” I remember not really wanting to walk in the door at my first September Social not knowing anyone in the room. Or saying yes to helping with publicity when I had no idea what to do. I remember my trepidation at volunteering to run the first city council elections webinar. But I pushed through and said yes to all of the above (and more!) and am forever happy and grateful that I did. Saying “Yes” can be uncomfortable. We’re used to feeling competent and comfortable. And new experiences can challenge that. But I find that it’s almost always rewarding – it makes for either a good day or a good story! And it is how we move forward.

I know that some of us have quite a lot on our plate already. So say “Yes” to what you can. Our Branch will be richer for your contribution and participation.

Co-President Stefanie Capps

AAUW Gov Trek Finale

All AAUW members are invited to attend the final session of Gov Trek via ZOOM.

The nearly 100 high school students who participated will be presenting their projects simulating a realistic political campaign.

Gov Trek is designed encourage young women to consider careers in public service and elected office. One of the priorities of AAUW’s core mission is to inform and empower girls in an effort to close the gender gap in traditionally male-dominated fields.

WHAT: Gov Trek Session 5: Gov Trek Finale and Campaign Competition
WHEN: March 25, 2023 @ 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
WHERE: ZOOM Webinar – watch live on the AAUW CA YouTube channel

To sign up for the ZOOM Webinar, go to AAUW's web page HERE for this event.

Watch Nancy Pelosi’s greeting to the students at the first session (click HERE).
It’s inspirational.

FEBRUARY PROGRAM

TRI-BRANCH BRUNCH

On February 25, members of AAUW's Petaluma, Marin and Novato branches met at the Key Room in the Homeward Bound facility in Novato for our annual Tri-Branch Brunch.

Many thanks to Pam Granger, who does not appear in any of the photos below because she was the one holding the camera!

The speaker at this Black History Month event was Felecia Gaston, the Executive Director of Performing Stars and founder of the Marin City Historical & Preservation Society.

In her very interesting talk entitled, "Please, we would rather do it ourselves...", Felicia shared the "historical perspective of Marin City Blacks facing housing and income inequity, outside influences and challenges, while maintaining community resilience." .

SINCERE THANKS TO OUR NEWSLETTER SPONSORS

Our January speaker is coming back for our

CONTINUATION OF THE

LGBTQ VOCABULARY LESSON

April 11, 4-5 p.m.

Petaluma Library

A video recording of our January 29 program, What Do I Say? LGBTQ Vocabulary Lesson is posted online if you missed this program or if you know someone who might be interested in watching it.

Click HERE to go to the ZOOM web page with the recording. No passcode is needed.

It will be helpful to turn your volume up. There is a portion of the recording where we stop the program to deal with efforts to get Drew Crawford's slides up on screen. Audience comments and questions are difficult to hear.

Co-President Stefanie Capps

Funds Announcement

ANNUAL NON-EVENT FUNDRAISER

FOR LOCAL AND NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS
CONTINUES THROUGH APRIL

Our branch's annual Non-Event Fundraiser supports scholarships for local high school seniors and students at Santa Rosa Junior College and Sonoma State University. There is also an option to direct your contribution to AAUW National for their scholarship and legal advocacy funds.

We have heard from past recipients of our Petaluma AAUW scholarships that our support has made a huge difference in supporting deserving women in their pursuit of higher education and career aspirations. With today’s students facing rising costs of tuition and living costs, our help is needed more than ever.

Invitations to participate were mailed to all branch members in February. If you would like to contribute but can't find the February invitation, contact Marlene Abel for information about how to contribute (click HERE to generate an email to her).

Thanks.

Jan Everidge and Marlene Abel, Co-VPs Funds

TECH TREK NEWS

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR TECH TREK CAMP AT SSU

As noted in earlier newsletters, Tech Trek will host two camps at SSU this summer (June 18-24) & July 24-28). Petaluma will help with volunteers to staff the first camp, June 18-24.

If any of you can help out in any way, please contact Diane Coventry coventrydiane638@gmail.com, or me micmeyer810@yahoo.com and I will forward your interest in volunteering.

Michele Meyer, Tech Trek Coordinator

FINANCE REPORT

Checking account balance as of 1/31/23: $5,397.75

Savings account balance as of 1/31/23: $5,610.38

Corey Benjamin, VP Finance

SINCERE THANKS TO OUR NEWSLETTER SPONSORS

MEMBERSHIP REPORT

The current fiscal year 2022-2023 membership count is 143.

New members are always welcome! The Petaluma AAUW Membership Application is located in the Petaluma Branch website, www.aauwpetaluma.com.

Dee Short, Co-VP Membership-Treasurer

NEW MEMBERS

We now have 22 new members! We're happy to introducie three more this month: Leslie Ihrig, Jenny Belforte, and Brenda Eastham.

Originally from the South Bay where she received her BA in Art from San Jose State University, Leslie Ihrig migrated to the Petaluma area where she completed her degree in education at Dominican University.

Leslie was a member of the Petaluma Art Center Board for 2 years. A multiple-subject teacher, she taught at Wilson School and then Grant Elementary school for 16 years where she now continues substitute teaching.

Leslie's interests are art, painting, hiking, and walking, and she is a member of the Art and History Section. As a mentor for a 3rd grade girl, Leslie is an advocate for our involvement in Mentor Me.

Lastly, Leslie is looking for a group of French speaking participants. If anyone knows of one, let her know....OR we can start a French speaking section!!.

Jenny Belforte is a realtor with local firm Hedge Realty. She has worked in real estate full and part time over the last 20 years, now back to full time.

Before this transition, she was COO at Ceres Community Project for 3 years. Before that she worked for 9 years in public health with communities all across the country on their health improvement efforts.

Jenny went to UC Berkeley for her undergraduate degree and UCLA for her masters degree. She is fluent in Spanish and is currently learning American Sign

Language at the Santa Rosa Junior College.

Jenny has two sons - one in college at Santa Clara University and one a senior at Petaluma High, on his way to college in the fall.

Brenda Eastham is a new member who joined in November. She grew up in San Francisco and moved to Petaluma when she was young. Many of our members know Brenda.

Interestingly, when Brenda and her two sisters were quite young they were on the first Girls Softball Team that was started by our member Phyllis Sharrow.

Brenda received her AA in business from SRJC, her BS in Business from the University of Phoenix, and her MBA from St. Mary's College.

Currently working part time, she has worked for the same company for 40 years! Most recently she has been working in the Information Technology field.

Please join me in giving Leslie, Jenny, and Brenda a warm welcome when you see them at branch events.

Pat Riley, Co-VP, Membership

SINCERE THANKS TO OUR NEWSLETTER SPONSORS

Want to help? PPSC always needs volunteers!

Consider:

Meals on Wheels
Petaluma Bounty
Mentor Me
iRIDE Driver
Administrative Support
Disaster Volunteer

Call 1 707 765-8484 or click HERE to volunteer or get more information

PUBLIC POLICY - SALARY TRANSPARENCY

AAUW CEO Gloria Blackwell in the news . . . and making news!

Research has consistently shown that when employers are transparent about salaries, both the gender pay gap and the racial pay gap narrow.

AAUW CEO Gloria Blackwell wrote an op ed appearing on MSNBC regarding pay transparency. The good news is that salary transparency laws are gaining steam in the U.S. To read Gloria Blackwell's very interesting article, please see the full text HERE.

Pam Granger, Public Policy,

PUBLIC POLICY - EQUAL PAY DAY

The text below was compiled (and in some cases adapted) by Public Policy Chair Pam Granger from various pages on National AAUW's website::

March 14 is Equal Pay Day 2023

This symbolic day denotes how far into the year women must work to be paid what men were paid the previous year. Equal Pay Day 2023 is on March 14 to represent the current state of the gender pay gap: 83% for full-time workers and 77% for all workers (including part-time and seasonal).

In 2022, the coalition made a new change to the methodology: The Equal Pay Day Calendar now encompasses a broader cross-section of women, including those who work part time or seasonally, to represent a more accurate picture of how the gender pay gap impacts diverse communities.

The COVID-19 pandemic pushed many women, especially women of color, into part-time or seasonal work, or out of the workforce all together. Because of this, past methods of calculating the wage gap fell short of accurately capturing the full picture. With the new inclusive methodology, we can advocate on behalf of all women in the workforce.

Money is power, and women will never be equal to men until they achieve full parity in earnings and wealth. Women working full time in the U.S. are paid 83% of what men earn. At the current rate of change, we won’t achieve pay equality until 2111.

It’s not just annual earnings: The pay gap also contributes to the wealth gap. It makes it difficult for women to amass savings, build wealth, and achieve economic security.
The consequences of this gap affect women throughout their lives: While women outpace men in earning bachelor’s, master’s, and advanced degrees, they take on greater debt to pay for their education: Women hold nearly two-thirds of the outstanding student debt in the United States.
The pay gap follows women into retirement: As a result of lower lifetime earnings, they receive less in Social Security and pensions. Women collect only 80% of what men collect in Social Security benefits, and just 76% in pensions.

Actions You Can Take for Equity

As we approach Equal Pay Day (March 14), women and people of color continue to hurt most from the pandemic and resulting economic crisis. You can help by urging Congress to raise the federal minimum wage and pass the Paycheck Fairness Act (PFA) and the FAMILY Act.

SINCERE THANKS TO OUR NEWSLETTER SPONSORS

In Honor of Mrs. Helen M. Loorya

SRJC Liaison Doris Tolks would like to call everyone's attention to the following Women's History Month events at SRJC:

Elsie Allen and the Legacy of Pomo Basketry
Disability and Innovation with Haben Girma
Aztec Cosmo-Vision and The Creation of The Universe: The Role of Female Spirits and Energies in the Creation of the Cosmos and the Earth
Mujeres por la dignidad: Women’s Revolutionary Law and Indigenous Feminism in Zapatista Communities
Media, Brainwashing, and Sexism
The Home Within: Immigration, Culture, and Homesickness
Screening of Body Parts
Sonoma County League of Women Voters
Women on Wheels: Liberation by Bicycle
The Role of Women in the 1910 Mexican Revolution
A Maid Came Free

For more information about these events, including dates and times, go to the SRJC web page on Women's History Month HERE.

AAUW CA - PUBLIC POLICY ACTIVITIES

Our AAUW California Public Policy team has been hard at work planning all kinds of public policy activities to engage us in the following months. Our Petaluma Branch has exciting programs planned, several of which line up with the State emphasis. We highlight March activities here, but look for more information in coming Perspectives.

- Women’s History Month

- AAUW CA Legislative Agenda released, will be available on our website

- Equal Pay Day – March 14

Petaluma Branch will be using this opportunity to educate our

community and about the Gender Pay Gap

- Lobby Days

Reminder – Our branch will be represented. Mandatory training on

March 20 for all participants who have already signed up.

Two days of advocacy with state legislators, March 21 and March 22

Public Policy Chair Pam Granger.

AAUW Safe Meeting Guidelines

Follow all state and local guidance. It is expected that anyone who is not fully vaccinated will wear a mask and maintain physical distance at all times. Stay home if you are feeling sick. Bring a mask, so you are prepared if masking is requested.

SINCERE THANKS TO OUR NEWSLETTER SPONSORS

MEMBER CONCERNS

Our hearts and sincere condolences go out to Laverne Stout whose sister, Elaine Spaletta, passed away on February 11, 2023, on her 82nd birthday.

Kathy Schmidt

Facebook / Instagram Reminder

Our January Title IX panelists suggested that our Branch needed to go where young people live.

We now have an Instagram Page! It is easy to start a personal Instagram account, just download the app. You don’t have to post, just follow other accounts especially ours - aauw.petaluma

We need members to follow both our Instagram and Facebook page! Share the info with others

Kris U'Ren

AAUW on YouTube

Did you know that you can access webinars presented by AAUW CA on YouTube?

Just go HERE and click on “Subscribe.”

You can drop in to hear 35 AAUW Fellows give quick descriptions of their post-graduate work, learn how to use Instagram, catch up on AAUW positions, and more.

SINCERE THANKS TO OUR NEWSLETTER SPONSORS

Cinnabar Theater

3333 Petaluma Blvd.North

Petaluma, CA 94952

Check our website for show schedules.
cinnabartheater.org
(click HERE)

ART & HISTORY SECTION

UPCOMING OUTINGS - SAVE THE DATES!

3.17.23 Sonoma Valley Museum of Art — The New Californians: Pam Granger

4.21.23 Docent led tour of the Petaluma River Park, organizer: MaryAnn Kendall

5.19.23 Western Hills Garden, organizer: Anne Taylor

6.16.23 Murals at St Seraphim of Sarov Orthodox Cathedral,

organizer: Esther Schau

Section Leader MaryAnn Kendall

GARDEN SECTION

Michele Meyer has invited Garden Section members to another propagation party at her home. A Propagation Party is an opportunity to trade plants, learn how to propagate plants, and see Michele’s garden.

Thursday, March 30 at 1:30 p.m. Please respond to Michele so she can plan. Rain cancels.

Patricia Souza and Pat Hansen

NOTE ABOUT ZOOM MEETINGS

For security reasons, ZOOM links are not included in the Perspective.

PROGRAMS – The ZOOM link will be sent to all members in an email the day before the event.
SECTIONS – Sections chairs will send the link directly to section members. Be sure to RSVP so that you get the ZOOM link.
NEW MEETINGS – Contact Patti Prichard o set up a new ZOOM meeting.
ZOOM BY PHONE – For audio only, call 669-900-9128, enter Meeting ID and Passcode when prompted.

ZOOM Coordinators

Do you need assistance setting up a hybrid meeting or do you have technical concerns? Click HERE to contact Patti Prichard.
Do you want to use our branch's Zoom account for a meeting and need to be added to the Zoom schedule? Click HERE to contact MaryAnn Kendall.

SINCERE THANKS TO OUR NEWSLETTER SPONSORS

212 2nd Street, Petaluma CA 94952

707-763-2727

petalumacoffee.com

Sheila Bride, Founder and CFO

sbride@petalumacoffee.com

SECTIONS

Call Patty Shribbs at 769-8961 with general questions or ideas for new sections.
pkshribbs@comcast.net

Please note: We have volunteers to help with mentoring if anyone wishes to start a new section!

ACTIVE ZOOM SECTIONS

Ted Talk Discussion Group

Open to everyone

Meets 3rd Tuesday, as possible every other month

Date: 03.14.23
Time: 3 p.m.
Topic: Women’s History

Host: Kris U’Ren

Co-Chairs: Stefanie Capps stefaniecapps@gmail.com and

MaryAnn Kendall, Mkendall413@gmail.com

Evening Modern Literature

Hybrid meeting - ZOOM option or in-person

See Face 2 Face entry below for current meeting information

GROUPS MEETING FACE 2 FACE
(with Covid guidelines in place)

BRIDGE SECTIONS

Wednesday Bridge Group (beginners welcome)
Meets 1st Wednesday
Date: 03.01.23
Place: TBD
Chair Diana Brown, dianarhea60@yahoo.com
(707) 774-4968

Thursday Bridge Group
Meets 3rd Thursday at 1 or 7 p.m.
Date: 03.16.23
Place: TBD
Chair: Jane Jernigan, jjernigan01@yahoo.com, (707) 778-0543, jjernigan01@yahoo.com.

Friday Bridge Group
Meets 2nd Friday
Date: 03.10.23
Time: 1 p.m.
Chair: Claire Pass, ClaireAPass@aol.com,
(707) 763-9075

DINING SECTIONS

Eclectic Gourmet
Please contact Anne Taylor if interested.
Chair: Anne Taylor, Aktaylor44@att.net or (707) 774-6586

Out to Lunch Bunch

Thursday group meets 1st Thursday

Date: 03.02.23
Time: 11:45 a.m.
Place: Eggspresso (173 N. McDowell)

Wednesday group meets 2nd Wednesday

Date 03.08.23

Time: 11:45 a.m.

Place: Everest Indian Restaurant (56 E. Washington).

Co-chairs: Jan Everidge, janeveridge@yahoo.com and Laverne Stout, lavernestout77@yahoo.com

LITERATURE SECTIONS

Evening Modern Literature Group

ZOOM at this time
Meets: 4th Monday
Date: 03.27.23

Place: ZOOM

Time: 7 p.m. (Meet & Greet at 6:45)
Book: Circe by Madeline Miller

Host: Patty Shribbs

RSVP pkshribbs@comcast.net
Co-Chairs:

Patricia Souza, souzapellow@comcast.net and Patti Prichard, pattiparichard@comcast.net

Morning Modern Literature Group
Meets 2nd Tuesday
Date: 03.14.23
Time: 10 a.m.

Book: Circe by Madeline Miller

Place: Home of Patty Shribbs

RSVP: Patty Shribbs, pkshribbs@comcast.net
Co-Chairs: Anne Trujillo actrujillo1920@comcast.net and Maureen Sheridan Scott scottmcs@sonic.net

WALKING SECTIONS

Friday Afternoon Walking Group
Meets most Fridays

Time: 4 p.m.
Chair: Contact Rory Keller at rory@xonic.net or (707) 763-2072

Hiking Group
Hikes have started up again! Anna offers several dates for hikers to choose from. Contact her if interested.
Next Hike Date: TBD
Time: 9:15 a.m.
Place: 124 Howard St. (gather for carpool)
Chair: Anna Taylor, htaylor999@aol.com. (707) 763-7952

MISCELLANEOUS OTHER SECTIONS

Art and History
Meets third Fridays

Place: Sonoma Valley Museum of Art

The New Californians Exhibit (photos by Judy Dater, Pomo Artists and Cultural Landscape)

Date: 03.17.23
Time: TBD
Carpool options: TBD

Chair: MaryAnn Kendall mkendall413@gmail.com, (707) 318-7050

Garden Club

Date: 03.30.23 (rain cancels!)

Time: 1:30 p.m.

Home of Michele Meyer

Micmeyer810@yahoo.com

Co-Chairs: Diana Brown, dianarhea60@yahoo.com, (707) 774-4968 and
Patricia Souza, souzapellow@comcast.net, (707) 921-8499

MAKE IT! Crafts Group

Date: 03.13.23 (Friday)
Time: 1 p.m.
Project: Making Paper Flowers

Host: Sandy Smethurst

RSVP: sandyksm@sonic.net
Place: Home of Kris U'Ren

Chair: Kris U’ren, kuren1@comcast.net.

Title Niners

Take action to support legislation
Meets 3rd Wednesday
Date: 03.15.23

Time: 1 p.m.
Contact: Jean Reed, jjkreed3@gmail.com

New Members Section

Dates and times TBD

Chair: Pat Riley patrileyyy@gmail.com

GROUPS AT CAPACITY

Travel Section

Meets every other month on first Monday via ZOOM
Topic: TBD
Time: 11 a.m.

RSVP with Wendy
Co-Chairs: Wendy Porter, (707) 795-9354, wendyporter14@gmail.com
Cathy Burton, (707) 763-9082, aauw@catherineburton.com

Saturday Night Drama (Temporarily at capacity)

Meets second Saturday
Date: 03.11.23
Time: 7 p.m.
Place: ZOOM
Play: TBD
Chair: Kay Hardy, kaynh@yahoo.com or
(707) 981-7171

Craft Section: Cardworthy
Waiting list available
Meets first Wednesdays
Chair: Corey Benjamin, corey.benjamin@gmail.com

EXECUTIVE BOARD

ELECTED OFFICERS
Co-Presidents: Anne Taylor and Stefanie Capps
Co-VPs, Programs: Rory Keller and Jean Reed
Co-VPs, Membership: Pat Riley and Dee Short (Membership Treasurer)
Co-VPs, Funds: Jan Everidge and Marlene Abel
Vice President, Finance: Corey Benjamin
Secretary: Pat Hanson

APPOINTED OFFICERS, GENERAL

DEI Coordinator: Kathleen VonRaesfeld

Hospitality: Norma Jean Walsh

Institutional Memory: Pam Granger

Parliamentarian: Barbara Guggemos

Public Policy; Pam Granger
Sections Coordinator: Patty Shribbs

SRJC Liaison: Doris Tolks

SSU Liaison: Kris U'Ren

Tech Trek Coordinator: Michele Meyer

Zoom Team: Patti Prichard and MaryAnn Kendall

APPOINTED OFFICERS, MEMBERSHIP
Database: Rory Keller
Member Concerns: Kathy Schmidt
New Members: Pat Riley

APPOINTED OFFICERS, COMMUNICATION

Facebook/Instagram: Kris U'Ren

Gold Book Editor: Shayne Miller
Perspective Editors: Sandy Smethurst and Barbara Guggemos
Publications Sponsors: Dorothy Suarez

Publicity: Patricia Souza
Webmaster: Ray Hendess

Our web page is:

www.aauwpetaluma.com

Our mailing address is:
AAUW
P.O. Box 7054
Petaluma, CA 94955-7054

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