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Your CFUW Hamilton 2015-2016 Membership form is available now on line. To print out a copy please click on the link below. 2015 Membership Form

CFUW-Hamilton offers scholarships to students enrolled in  McMaster University , Brock University and Mohawk College. Our Scholarship Fund is sustained through fundraising efforts such as our annual Author Night, donations , bequests and memorials. Tax receipts are issued issued for donations over $10, and the entire amount is applied to the scholarships. Please consider includingContinue reading “CFUW Hamilton Scholarship 2015-16 Commitment”

Wednesday, August 26, 2015 at 7:00pm Bryan Prince Bookseller, Ronsdale Press and Nimbus Publishing present an evening with Hamilton authors, Jean Rae Baxter (Hope’s Journey) and David S. New (An Ordinary Hero). The authors will discuss the research and challenges involved in writing books with a historical basis: in this case,Loyalist History (Jean) and the biographyContinue reading “Wednesday August 26”

For more details check out the CFUW Hamilton Happenings Fall 2015 Newsletter  at https://cfuwhamilton.wordpress.com/newsletter/

Our National AGM took place this weekend. The event was well covered by the CFUW Facebook Group. If you have a chance please take a minute to look at the posts from meetings in Québec City. The link to the site is found below CFUW Facebook Group

Bryan Prince Bookseller is hosting an evening with Rosemary Sullivan author of Stalin’s Daughter Friday, June 12th. Tickets are $10. Details below Stalin’s Daughter poster We encourage you to attend if at all possible. Please remember to share the invitation with your friends and family to help us support our local independent book store and its programs.

For your convenience and reference we are pleased to provide an electronic copy of our 2015 Annual Report CFUW annual report May 2015

On June 1, 2015 at 7 pm in the Hamilton City Hall Council Chambers, the Hamilton Chapter of the Council of Canadians is co-hosting a public forum on Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. For more details please follow the link below http://www.brocku.ca/blogs/sjri/2015/05/08/council-of-canadians-co-hosted-event-june-1-missing-murdered-indigenous-women-girls

CFUW Orangeville has extended an invitation to their Indigenous Women Rising Symposium, Saturday, May 23. For details and ticket information please follow the link below Indigenous Women Rising Symposium

The Women’s Canadian Club of Hamilton has invited CFUW-Hamilton to join them for their May 13, 2015 dinner meeting. Please click on the links below for details Women’s Canadian Club May 2015 http://www.cchamilton.ca