The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women’s 63rd Annual Meeting is fast approaching! Please click here for more information about joining the 2019 CFUW Delegation!

 

Last year CFUW undertook a survey about CFUW/UWC club’s advocacy work locally, provincially, nationally and internationally. After several months of compilation, the results are now in! Consult the survey report to find out more about clubs’ interest and work on advocacy issues!

 

CFUW 2018 Advocacy Survey Report

Please join us October 16, 2018 @ 7 pm at the Sackville Hill Rec Centre, 780 Upper Wentworth Street Hamilton Ontario

Our topic for the evening is Body Brave: Transforming Illness Experience into Social Action.

Body Brave  is a local not-for-profit founded by Dr.Karen Trollope-Kumar and her daughter Sonia Kumar to provide support and advocacy for people struggling with eating disorders. Learn how they transformed a difficult personal journey into helping others facing similar struggles.

 

 

The meeting is free and open to the public. You can click on the link below to view the complete listing of our public speaker programme

CFUWSpeaker Series2018-19-final

 

 

Women’s History Month!

This year’s theme is #MakeAnImpact, celebrating the women in Canada who have made a lasting impact. Please check out Status of Women Canada for more information about this important commemoration.

The CFUW Charitable Trust is presenting a Webinar on Saturday, October 13th, at 1:30pm EDT for a special presentation on the experiences of Indigenous Women in the pursuit of post-secondary education.

This webinar is offered to members in lieu of the CFUW Charitable Trust fundraising event at an AGM. The webinar is free. However donations are always appreciated.

For details please click on the link below:

Women & Education: Indigenous Experiences

 

Sackville Hill Senior’s Recreation Centre

780 Upper Wentworth Street Hamilton Ontario

7:00 pm

“Body Brave: Transforming Illness Experience into Social Action”

Body Brave  is a local not-for-profit founded by Dr.Karen Trollope-Kumar and her daughter Sonia Kumar to provide support and advocacy for people struggling with eating disorders. Learn how they transformed a difficult personal journey into helping others facing similar struggles

The meeting is free and open to the public

 

 

At the May 2018 CFUW-Hamilton  AGM, our members voted to increase the annual membership dues for full members by a small amount to $115.00.  For a full explanation of the increase please see the  treasure’s message in the 2018_Fall_Newsletter

2018 Membership Form