Katie Christ co-founded and directs Mali Kalanso, a non-profit education project in West Africa. She will share her journey from breaking ground on the first classrooms till now, as the first class of students are about to enter university.
We are back at it again! Not once but twice for “Double Down December”!
This is a special bonus salon. There won't be a featured speaker but rather an extended opportunity to chat with a general theme of looking back at who we were and who we've become.
We are back at it again! Not once but twice for “Double Down December”!
Dr. Jill Weintraub will share her journey from being the Chief of Rheumatology in a large multispecialty group to opening her own solo practice, as well as how she balances the practice of evidence-based medicine with an approach that encompasses mind, body, and spirit.
Embarking on Medicare can be overwhelming and confusing as one considers the enrollment window criteria, gains familiarity with the parts, weighs the program plan options (original or advantage plan), considers the cost structure and tax implications, and tries to understand the implications of switching plans post initial enrollment.
Professional women are always evolving and changing to meet the needs of the work world, family and life. We encounter many crossroads intermingled with career and personal choices where we must determine when it is time to make changes and what paths to follow, often not knowing where they will lead.
Join us for a Sunday afternoon at Hapa’s Brewery taproom in Los Gatos. This is Cherryll’s son’s brewery with a beautiful new outdoor deck cover. We’ll sit outside and enjoy conversations and craft beers (wine, water. or soda is available for those non-beer drinkers). Feel free to invite your partner or a friend. Your hosts …
The Farmworker Caravan began in April 2020 as a grassroots effort by individuals led by Darlene Tenes to provide emergency supplies to the often-forgotten essential workers during the pandemic.
We invite you to join the membership committee for a walk on Stanford Campus to see new, old, and always interesting public outdoor art exhibits—followed by drinks and bites.
Are international love languages uniform in their expression, or does this model only work in the context of a Western outlook? What role does culture play in how we express ourselves through love and art? Please join our speaker Trami Cron to share in this fascinating dialogue.
