AAUW Easton - PA Branch

08/30/2026

Fair trade apparel, accessories, home décor, jewelry, and skin care products of the highest quality

07/21/2026

07/13/2026

A new term brings both excitement and change. New officers sworn in, returning board members provide continuity, and together this team will carry forward AAUW’s mission, support Pennsylvania’s 25 branches, strengthen connections across the state, and help expand our visibility and impact.

A couple of board members were missing from the photo, but they are very much part of this team.

Interested in serving? Board and committee roles offer a meaningful way to share your skills, build connections, and help shape what comes next for AAUW Pennsylvania.

07/03/2026

Only 3 months to go! 🎉

The 2026 AAUW Atlantic Regional Conference will be here before we know it, and now is the perfect time to start making plans.

Bring a friend, your branch, or someone who shares a passion for advancing equity for women and girls. You do not have to be an AAUW member to attend. Everyone who supports the mission is welcome.

Why not turn it into a weekend getaway? Explore Lancaster's historic downtown, enjoy great restaurants, browse Central Market, and connect with inspiring people from across the region.

📅 September 25-27, 2026
📍 Lancaster, Pennsylvania
⏰ Early bird registration ends July 19

Register today and join us for an unforgettable weekend of learning, leadership, and connection.

🌐 www.aauwatlanticregionalconference.net

06/21/2026

When students face discrimination, harassment, or barriers to accessing education, they need clear pathways to justice—not more bureaucracy.

AAUW is urging Congress to protect civil rights enforcement and disability programs within the Department of Education.

Read our statement: https://www.aauw.org/resources/news/media/aauw-condemns-trump-administrations-attempt-to-move-civil-rights-and-disability-programs-out-of-the-department-of-education/

05/16/2026

04/28/2026

Civil rights leader Coretta Scott King was born .

An activist in her own right, King was a powerful advocate for racial justice, peace and human rights. After the assassination of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., she continued his work, organizing, speaking and building institutions that carried the movement forward.

She founded the Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, focused on advancing voting rights and addressing poverty, hunger and unemployment.

Her leadership helped ensure the movement did not stop.