Dec 04, 2017

Hamilton Public Library

55 York Blvd

Hamilton On

L8N 4E4

The most recent issue of the CFUW Club Action Newsletter is now available . Please click on the link below for details about:

• Nominations for the Board of Directors and Regional Directors
• Update on AGM 2018
• Advocacy – 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence starts Nov 25, 2017
• CFUW Club Events for the next 16 days
• CFUW Clubs News

CFUW News November 17, 2017

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November is Woman Abuse Prevention Month.

Many of our resolutions support women who need assistance. There are two ways to help local women this month.

• Bring personal care items for Inasmuch women’s shelter. Absolutely any new item for a women or child is useful; deodorant, shampoo, soap, nightgowns, t-shirts, underwear.
• Buy a scarf to raise awareness for multiple women’s and children’s issues. New scarves from Inasmuch House are $20 and will be available at the November 21st meeting

 

The most recent edition of The Communicator has been released. Please click below to read.

The Communicator November 2017: Vol. 24, No.1

 

LIVELab Series 10dB 

“Each concert incorporates at least one special element of the lab technology, whether it’s virtual acoustics, motion capture, audience interaction, or some combination.”

Next Concert

• Nov 17 & 18 2017
• Keynote by Dr. Larry Roberts
• Featuring the Madawaska String Quartet
• Tickets available in advance at LiveLab MacMaster

To view the full Hamilton Spectator article detailing this unique event please click on the link below

ROCKINGHAM: A special concert for people who have difficulty hearing music

CFUW National has released two letters for distribution, the first, a notice from our lawyer to the CFUW membership ; the second , a copy of the letter sent to the GWI Board. Click below to access both the announcement and letters.

Letters to CFUW Members and Copy of Letter to GWI Board

Tuesday November 21 @ 7:00 PM

Hamilton Spectator Auditorium

44 Frid St., Hamilton ON  L8N 3G3

Danielle Forbes,

Executive Director, National Service Dogs

The Catalysts for Restorative Change is a Cambridge facility that trains and certifies service dogs that are used in the treatment of Autism and PTSD and to assist children and adults recovering from abuse, trauma and stroke. Danielle will be accompanied by one of the facility’s canine superstars.