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January Branch Activity
Best-selling Author
Kathleen Grissom
January 14, 7 pm via Zoom
We are delighted to welcome New York Times best-selling author Kathleen Grissom to our January 14 branch meeting. Author of the book club classics The Kitchen House and Glory Over Everything, Ms. Grissom will join us via Zoom to discuss with us our all-member read, Crow Mary, an enthralling historical novel inspired by the legendary life of Crow Mary. Crow Mary is a richly detailed story of love, clashing cultures, and historical events that profoundly changed lives.
Please join us on January 14 at 7 pm via Zoom to welcome Kathleen Grissom to our branch. You don’t have to have read Crow Mary to attend the meeting, but the evening will be more enjoyable if you have read it. There is still time! And do not forget to invite others. This meeting offers a great opportunity to be “up close and personal” with a best-selling author.
Contact Hollie Bagley for Zoom link.
Presentation by Our 2024 NCCWSL Recipient
Our November 2023 program was on genealogy. Click on Genealogy at TPL November 2023 to view a short PowerPoint slide show with links to some wonderful genealogy resources prepared by Moira Cavanagh of the Thayer Public Library, Braintree, MA.
In case you missed our February 2023 branch program, here is a link to the slides: AAUW SSAB February 2023 Looking Back-Moving Forward
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In honor of our branch’s formation over 50 years ago, her
e is a PDF slide show looking back on AAUW’s in women’s history since 1968.
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For the branch’s STEM projects, click here or for more information, contact: Lynn Howard, AAUW South Shore Area Branch STEM Chair at lynnphoward97@gmail.com
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Branch Officers
President Lynn Howard
Membership Vice President Anne Foley
Treasurer Gail Saccone
Recording Secretary Carol Sullivan-Hanley
