DAYTONA BEACH
Celebrate Women's History Month

Join the Daytona Beach Branch of AAUW to tour exhibits of paintings by women artists. The tour will be led by our member and award winning artist Betty Parker

  •   Where: The Museum of Arts and Sciences( MOAS) at 352 South Nova Rd. Daytona Beach, FL 32114,
  • When: Saturday, March 26 at 10:00 a.m.
  • Subject: There are two exhibits: 1. The Color of Rain presented by Florida Women's Arts Association 2. Florida Palette presented by the Florida Artists Group

This museum tour is free to members of MOAS and for a very small fee to non members of MOAS. For more information concerning MOAS, visit the web at www.moas.org or call (386)255-0285. This particular tour is being organized by the Daytona Beach Branch of AAUW and not by MOAS.

Lunch: There is a possibility of a post tour lunch gathering at a restaurant near the museum. If you would like to attend and have lunch afterwards, we will need to know. RSVP Pat 386-252-1659
Book Group
Monday, April 11
10:30 am
City Island Library
"The Well-Behaved Woman,”by Therese Anne Fowler.  A riveting novel of Alva Smith Vanderbilt, her southern family destitute after the Civil War, married into one of America’s great Gilded-Age dynasties: the newly wealthy but socially shunned Vanderbilts. Ignored by New York’s old-money circles determined to win respect, she designed and built nine mansions, hosted grand balls. Alva also defied convention for women of her time, asserting power within her marriage and becoming a leader in the women’s suffrage movement.

We will be meeting in person, but if you would like to join us virtually, here is the link:

Meeting ID: 816 1606 2648
Passcode: 312216
  FREE! VIA ZOOM 
2022 AAUW Florida Virtual Convention & Annual Meeting

Don’t miss this informative, inspiring program.  Click here to get all the details and register – pages 3-6 in the March 2022 floriVision. 

Friday, April 1 to Sunday, April 3, 2022

The Power of Story
  •   How stories shape our lives and beliefs, and those of others
  •   How to tell a true from a false story
  •   AAUW’s story—and how it has changed
  •   How to tell our story
You won’t want to miss this fun and inspiring meeting!
 
Register now!
The convention is free, but you need to register. It’s easy and online. To register for our storytelling presentations on Friday night and Saturday and Sunday mornings – Click here.

The Annual Meeting and Town Hall (led by AAUW Vice Chair, Malinda Gaul) on Sunday morning is for AAUW members only and requires a separate registration – Click here.
The world experienced remarkable demographic changes in the 20th century that continue today and have resulted in far-reaching social, economic, political, and environmental consequences all over the globe. These consequences are creating mounting challenges to development efforts, security, the environment, as well as the sustainability of human populations. By Joseph Chamie

Great Decisions meets the fourth Monday of the month at 3:30.
For more information or for new books, contact Lucy Jackman
We are tenacious and trailblazing — 
advocating for women and girls since 1881 and into the future! 
Together, we can achieve a vision of equal opportunity for all!
For information contact: 
Patricia Ross- AAUW Daytona President: paross@aol.com

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