When: Thursday, April 15th, 7:00-8:30 pm PDT Where: Register for this event on Zoom. This event is open to all alums. Cost: Free Point Person: Trudy Levy ’69 & Hannah Fairbanks ’03 Global Fund for Women and two-time Academy Award-winning … Continue reading
The next installment of our event series showcasing uncommon alums and their uncommon paths features chief strategy officer, community leader, and activist Yulin (Tina J.) Ling ’92. With this pandemic and series of tragic events and injustice, so many of … Continue reading
Join us for reading, learning, and community as we discuss books by BIPOC authors. Our next pick is Song of a Captive Bird by Jasmine Darznik, and she will be joining our group in May! This event is open to … Continue reading
Join the NorCal Club for our 2021 Annual Meeting! While we’re disappointed that we can’t gather in person this year, we’re looking forward to connecting online. Be virtually in community with other NorCal Club members, meet and vote on the … Continue reading
Come get your sweat on at the NorCal virtual gym! Katie Wynen ’05 will be leading a special Zumba class for our membership. Zumba is a Colombian dance fitness program with easy to follow moves appropriate for people of all … Continue reading
Whether you’re a new hiker or experienced backpacker, join Diana Martinez ’11 and Stephanie Corrales ’16 for a Summer Hikes Show & Tell. We will give our personal recommendations of local trails and outdoor adventures for all levels and encourage … Continue reading
Join us for reading, learning, and community as we discuss books by BIPOC authors. Our next pick is Hurricane Summer by Asha Bromfield. About the book: Tilla has spent her entire life trying to make her father love her. But … Continue reading
The next installment of our popular event series showcasing uncommon alums and their uncommon paths features Environmental & Public Health Consultant Dr. Ann Blake ’85. Ann will share her journey from Mount Holyoke College to becoming a thought leader in … Continue reading
Join us for reading, learning, and community as we discuss books by BIPOC authors. Our next pick is The Fire This Time, edited by Jesmyn Ward. About the book: A New York Times bestseller, these groundbreaking essays and poems about … Continue reading
This is a support group for alums to gather and discuss our experiences both professionally and personally. We envision this as a safe space to have honest dialogue about issues that are important to all our members and provide help … Continue reading
