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Our Upcoming Event & See What You Missed!
documentary film viewing & discussion
King In The Wilderness
Our January branch program will be on
Sunday Jan 18, 2026 at 2PM at the New Providence Memorial Library.
Madison Area AAUW, College Club, and The New Providence Memorial Library are co-sponsoring the film:
King In The Wilderness
Summit member, Maureen Grant, will lead a
Q & A after the film.
Free and open to the public.
The documentary film looks at the final years in the life of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Snow date: Jan 24, 2026 same location, same start time
The Power of One Voice: Advocating for Children in Foster Care
Date: Mon March 2, 2026, at 7PM
Place: Chase Room, Madison Public Library
Program Title: The Power of One Voice: Advocating for Children in Foster Care
Speaker: Dr. Lisa Barsky Firkser
Dr. Lisa Barsky Firkser has been the Executive Director of CASA of Morris and Sussex Counties since 2009. Lisa came to CASA after a 25 + year career in healthcare, as a leader in pediatric outpatient care for children with special needs. She has spearheaded several new programs and helped to establish non-profit organizations and pediatric clinics. Lisa earned a doctorate degree from New York University in Rehabilitation and has a master’s degree in Audiology and undergraduate degrees in Special Education and Audiology. Lisa has published numerous articles and presented workshops and seminars around the United States and in Canada.
thanks for joining us for mah jongg!
The competition was fierce as is evident from the results. A difference of 10 points which separated the first three finishers is the smallest gap possible in the scoring.
1st Amanda Karboski, 275
2nd Stephanie Koren, 265
3rd Linda Schuler, 255 points.
In case you missed it
I Can Make A Difference
The dynamic and inspriational Faith Saunders, Founder and Executive Director of I Can Make A Difference (iCMAD) spoke on the work iCMAD does addressing the real-world needs of single parents. The organization provides a comprehensive range of support services and resources including:
- Workshops
- Peer Support Group
- Practical Skill-Building Programs
Visit About | iCMAD to learn more about the organization and our speaker.
Celebrating our Grant Recipients, Tech Trek Campers, & Members!
Advancing gender equity through research, education and a
Why join AAUW?
Your membership makes our powerful voice even louder on critical issues affecting women and girls.
- Help break down barriers for women.
- Interact with like-minded people.
- Impact your community with programs that make a difference.
- Network and learn from people with varied backgrounds and skills.
- Share common interests in social groups.
- Make career connections.
- Exercise your mind.
About Us
Membership
We are community-engaged women of diverse cultures, backgrounds, ages, and professions. We span the Greater Madison Area including Chatham, Florham Park, East Hanover, and Morristown.
Our events are a fantastic way to socialize, network, support each other in personal and professional growth, while making a difference here in our area.
Our mission
AAUW’s mission is to advance gender equity for women and girls through research, education, and advocacy.
Our branch works to create a vibrant network of strong and empowered women who uplift, inspire, and support one another.
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Our history
The Madison branch of the AAUW was chartered in 1929.
Currently the branch has about 60 members of diverse cultures, backgrounds, perspectives and professions. We reside in the Greater Madison Area including Chatham, Florham Park, and Morristown. Members are also involved in all phases of community service and projects. Through fundraising we support our Mature Woman’s Grant program and AAUW NJ Tech Trek STEM camp for girls.