Welcome to the Amador Branch of AAUW

American Association of University Women (AAUW)
  • AAUW Mission: Advancing gender equity through research, education, and advocacy.
  • Vision: Equality for all.
  • Values: Nonpartisan, fact-based, integrity, inclusion, and intersectionality.

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FORENSIC SCIENCE AND DNA FOR STUDENTS GRADES 7 – 12

Join Amador High School Alum Vicky Price delve into her fascinating career as a criminalist and gain insights into forensic science, including understanding DNA results. This free interactive presentation about forensic science will explore what it means and what it takes to be a forensic scientist:
“What is DNA? “ “How do we link suspects to crime scenes?” “ How do we find and use DNA in forensics?” “What other elements are analyzed at a crime scene?”
Attendees will do their own examination of forensic DNA profiles, learn how to interpret forensic DNA mixtures, and determine who committed the crime!
When: Monday, November 10, 5-7 pm
Where: Amador High School cafeteria
Free admission. Presented by the Amador Branch of AAUW
Please RSVP to blwalker@volcano.net

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NOVEMBER LIBATIONS & CONVERSATIONS —
Favorite Holiday Traditions

Join the discussion as we share our favorite holiday traditions, Wednesday, November 19, 5:30 – 6:30 pm at Raven’s Reach, 83 Main St, Sutter Creek.

Maybe you will learn about one you would like to add to your own celebrations. What are your favorite family recipes? Bring copies of the recipe or bites to taste! Do you create themes for your holiday gatherings? Are there special activities you participate in to celebrate? Bring pictures and share how you celebrate. No need to RSVP, just show up. For more information: aauwamador@gmail.com

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TECH TREK 2025 — BRANCH DAY FUN

Above — Tech Trek Stem Camp winners (left to right) Meris Schauer, Avery Metz, and Meadow Fisk (with AAUW Branch members Greta McElroy-White and Julie Taylor) will share their experiences at this summer’s Tech Trek at the upcoming AAUW September Celebration. Below are more photos from Tech Trek Branch Day Activities: Cardboard Boat Races … Putting on scrubs for the Vet Clinic … Drawing fake blood during Vet Clinic. CLICK HERE FOR A SHORT VIDEO OF 2025 TECH TREK.

 

 

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Perspectives of Women in Elected Offices

On October 26, the AAUW Amador Branch hosted an informative panel discussion with local women leaders at Amador High School. The panel’s advice for those interested in public service is as follows, 1) have a passion for problem solving and your community, 2) enjoy helping people, 3) have a great deal of patience to see you through many obstacles, and 4) be a good listener. View the recording here: A Conversation with Women in Elected Office.