CFUW Alberta

03/16/2026

Join us tomorrow for a special speaker event! Dr. Lisa Young is talking about Canadian Politics: Citizenship & Advocacy in Interesting Times.
Go to: http://tinyurl.com/2h8szaye to register and receive your connection link.

02/05/2026

Everyone welcome! This virtual event will be held on Zoom so wherever you are in the world you can enjoy an engaging talk by Dr Cynthia K***a Simwaka.
Go to: http://tiny.cc/rmcy001 to register and receive your connection link.

05/10/2025

Join us for a talk from the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society on the impacts if coal mining in Alberta. ALL THE DETAILS AND REGISTRATION HERE: http://www.cfuwabcouncil.com/coal-webinar

03/09/2025

Happy International Women's Day from CFUW! ❤️

03/09/2025

On Monday, March 10, CFUW is co-hosting a panel event for Canadian NGO delegates attending CSW with the remarkable Canadian Senator Marilou McPhedran. Check out the poster for details, and tune in to the livestream here: https://buff.ly/Oy4K2AW

03/09/2025

03/09/2025

Happy International Womens Day!!

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02/24/2025

Guests welcome!
The first half of the meeting will be a presentation by speaker Stephanie Weizenbach, Executive Director of Nature Alberta (https://naturealberta.ca/). The second half of the meeting is the business meeting.
https://www.cfuwedmonton.org/meetings

When you join CFUW Edmonton you join a community of women that are members of all levels of the organization (local, regional, national, and international) working toward improving the status of women locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally.

01/23/2025

At our January book club meeting Sheila Braund reviewed “ The Heaven and Earth Grocery store”, an historical fiction story set in a predominately Jewish and Black community in Pennsylvania. “ Linda Horner, reviewed
“The Observer”, also historical fiction and set in Mayerthorpe, Alberta involving a family and the RCMP. Both books came highly recommended.

01/13/2025

CFUW Edmonton's are open for applications!
for & at of
details: https://www.cfuwedmonton.org/academic-awards/scholarship-program

01/13/2025

Celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year and contribute to a worthy cause!
CFUW Edmonton's Academic Awards Fund gives and to annually.
Check out our website for details on our academic awards and the fundraiser!
https://www.cfuwedmonton.org/donate/fundraiser

12/25/2024

CFUW Alberta wishes everyone a safe and peaceful Happy Holidays!