Meeting Schedule

AAUW-Morton meets in the evening of the second Tuesday of the month, September through May.  If you’d like more information about joining us, please email us at mortonaauw@gmail.com.

Our complete 2025-2026 program schedule can be found here.

BGBG will meet on November 5 to discuss Vera Wong’s Unsolicited Advice for Murderers.  Look for details in your newsletter. 

Our next branch meeting is October 14 at 7:00 pm.  Branch Member Jill Greenwood-Williamson will lead a discussion about the Dignity Index as we explore how we can better treat others with dignity.

The next GEMS program will be on October 21, when participants will discuss AI (Artificial Intelligence). Dr. Elahe Javadi, ISU School of Information Technology, and Rylie, CeMaST employee will lead our GEMS in leveraging their voices to control a video game. Join us for some hands-on activities and a chance to train a machine to respond to your voice.  All girls in grades 4-7, are welcome, but must pre-register  through the Morton Public Library program calendar.

 

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