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LITERACY: Why It Matters
Thursday Mar 27th @ 1:45 PM-3:30 PM
LITERACY: Why It Matters
Yes, there is still a critical need for adult literacy in our communities.
Join us as representatives of local organizations discuss their approach to increasing literacy.
PANELISTS
Barbara Bagger: Program Director for Literacy
Middlesex & Union Counties, Literacy New Jersey
Rocio Morales: NJ Program Coordinator
Displaced Homemaker Services, Center for Economic and
Workforce Development, Union College of New Jersey
Stuart Sydenstricker: Wind of the Spirit
Immigrant Resource Center, Madison, NJ
Sponsored by
AAUW Summit College Club, AAUW Madison Area, and
the New Providence Memorial Library
Maasai Girls Fund: Transforming The Lives of African Girls
Monday, apr 7th, 2025 * 7:00PM
Maasai Girls Fund is a public charity founded in 2015 by Paul Mantell and Avery Hart.
The Fund’s mission is to save Maasai girls from genital cutting and forced child marriage by paying for their education at highly-rated boarding schools, while at the same time providing basic needs and emergency help to their home villages.
Visit https://maasaigirlsfund.org/ to learn more about the organization.
Visit https://maasaigirlsfund.org/meet-our-team to learn more about our presenters - Paul Mantell and Avery Hart.
April 7, 2025, at 7PM
Library of the Chathams, Lundt Room
Join Madison Area AAUW - NJ
Madison Area AAUW - NJ - Empowering Communities
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.
Madison Area AAUW - NJ is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and empowering our community through various programs and initiatives. Our mission is to make a positive impact and create a better future for all.
