Explore the Feb 28th GWI Update for details on accessing the recording of the CFUW GWI Outreach Conversation Group’s webinar, “Welcoming Refugees: Three Canadian Stories and the GWI Experience.”
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Enhance Your CFUW-Hamilton Experience
Get ready for a dynamic week packed with enriching events and activities tailored to enhance your CFUW-Hamilton experience! From March 4th to 8th, 2024, we invite you to join us for a diverse lineup designed to inspire, engage, and connect.
CFUW-Hamilton Scholarship Fund
CFUWHamilton: Empowering Dreams, Educating Futures | Since 1925, Making Scholarships Count!
Save the Date – Resolution Intents 2024
Tuesday, March 19th at 7:30 pm. Location: First Unitarian Church, 170 Dundurn St S (north door).
CAMEUS Virtual Event – March 19
Explore the Feb 23 Club Action Newsletter for the MaCAMEUS Virtual Event registration – #CAMEUS #virtualevent
March CFUW Hamilton Connections
Are you interested in discovering some exciting new opportunities and making meaningful connections? Well, CFUW Hamilton might just be the perfect place for you! Why not take a look and see what we have to offer?
CSW69 (2024)
CSW68! CFUW sends 20 delegates to NYC but you can get involved virtually too! Register for the NGO CSW Forum and attend parallel events online. More information in the Feb 23rd edition of the Club Action Newsletter #CSW68 #VirtualInclusion
April 12th – Save the Date
Join CFUW Hamilton on April 12th to kick off deck and dock season with a fun event where you can learn about the latest trend in drinks – MOCKTAILS. Save the date! ποΈπΉπ·πΊ #CFUWHamilton #DeckAndDockSeason #Scholarship
This Week with CFUW Hamilton
Wondering what’s on the agenda for CFUW Hamilton’s interest groups this week? π€ Look no further! π Check the Newsletter for details and join the conversation! ποΈ #CFUWHamilton #InterestGroups #CommunityEngagement
Reducing Maternal Deaths In Canada Follow Up Information
Here is some follow-up information regarding the panel discussion held in January about Reducing Maternal Deaths in Canada. Below is the link to a book titled “Why Mothers Died and How Their Lives Were Saved”, which provides summaries of each chapter. Additionally, we recommend reviewing the TOOLKIT mentioned by Dr. Jocelynn Cook from The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists ofContinue reading “Reducing Maternal Deaths In Canada Follow Up Information”
