May 5th is known as Red Dress Day, remembering missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls who have been victims of violence. Gender-based violence has a disproportionate impact on Indigenous women and girls in Canada. We need to continue to advocate for their safety.

Last Thursday, the craft group gathered, and an amazing idea blossomed. We decided to craft cards using recycled buttons, some dating back at least 50 years. Come join CFUW Burlington and this fantastic interest group to spark your creativity!

On Mother’s Day, it's time to honour not only our own mothers but also all the mothers around the world and the women who have played a significant role in shaping us into the individuals we are today.

Email MPs and Guilbeault now telling them: Don’t step away from your environmental responsibilities on Highway 413 act.leadnow.ca/Highway413-ett…

We all had a wonderful time at our 2024 AGM. Many thanks to Steve Paikin whose captivating presentation on his book about John Turner added to the success of the evening. Also, thanks to Holy Rosary Church, the organizers and the many delicious contributions.

Celebrating National Indigenos Peoples Day. Make your way to Spencer Smith Park later today to take part in the celebrations. burlington.ca/en/news/nation…

We're very excited about our upcoming season! Stay tuned for more information. Please note the change in date of our General Meetings. It's not to late to join or renew! cfuwburlington.ca/page-1244610

We're very excited about our upcoming season! Stay tuned for more information. Please note the change in date of our General Meetings. It's not too late to join or renew! cfuwburlington.ca/page-1244610

Positive change comes about by advocating. We CAN make a difference. Join the CFUW Burlington Advocacy Committee and let's continue to make positive changes together. #cfuwburlington

Our members feel strongly about the importance of education and lending a helping hand to those who want to achieve more. We continue to support our future leaders by awarding a $1500 scholarship to a graduating person who identifies as female in each of our 10 high schools.

* Come hear all about our new and exciting season on Mon. Sept. 23rd. * * Sign up for your favourite Interest Groups.* *** You do not need to have a university degree to be part of this dynamic group. Note: The Speaker Series will be held the 4th Monday of each month.

Join us on Monday September 23 at 7pm. St Gabriel's Church, Parish Hall, 2261 Parkside Drive as we begin our exciting new season!

The women of Afghanistan are brave and smart. They need our help in moving out of their oppression. Let's educate ourselves and find out what we can do. hitplayproductions.ca/films/an-unfin…

October 4th is #SistersInSpirit Day, an initiative that began as an effort to document violence against Indigenous women and girls across Canada, and ultimately seeks to heighten awareness about and work to address the #MMIWG2S+ crisis in Canada.

Join the Education Interest Group on October 10 at the Playhouse Cinema in Hamilton. playhousecinema.ca/event/in-conve…

📢 We stand with #Afghan women. WPSN-C members call for their inclusion in the ICJ case against the Taliban. Afghan women have been at the forefront of peacebuilding & advocacy; their leadership is vital in shaping the pursuit of justice. Read the letter: wpsn-canada.org/wp-content/upl…

"Walking Through Fire" is a collaboration of Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists who came together in the spirit of the Truth and Reconciliation Call to Action to show a path forward toward healing. Don't miss the event on Nov. 17th at the Westdale Theatre, Hamilton.

How do we address the growing number of hate crimes in our community? Plan to attend this presentation and discussion of this increasiingly important issue. November 25, St. Mathhew-on-the-Plains.

We're looking forward to seeing our members and friends on November 25! We'll be collecting for the CFUW 1989 Ecole Polytechnique Commemorative Award, an award established to honour the memory of the 14 women students who were gunned down at École Polytechnique on Dec. 6, 1989

REMINDER!!! Don't miss the meeting on January 27 at 7:00pm. Bob Bell will be presenting his compelling book about how a love for nature helped him to overcome the debilitating effects of a chronic disease. Contact president@cfuwburlington for Zoom access.