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  • What is digital responsibility?

    How do we guide our teens and ourselves through a constantly changing digital environment? Angela Alvarado will explore how we communicate online, privacy, legal consequences, and how to build virtual social bridges with technology. Angela Alvarado is the Community Prosecutor for Sunnyvale/North County of Santa Clara. She specializes in Internet Safety and Juvenile Law. PLEASE …

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  • Women Didn’t Used to be Treated as Inferiors. Why Should They Now?

    Women played an important role in Europe 2000 years ago and there is no reason they should not be playing an equally important role today. What changed? Archaeology has just scratched the surface regarding Celts in Europe. What has been found so far, though, controverts conventional wisdom. First we go back about 2500 years. The …

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  • Issues facing children and families in crisis

    The American Medical Association states that there is "no more vulnerable group than children removed from their parents and placed in foster care". Recent studies by Harvard Medical School found that foster youth are more than twice as likely to experience PTSD than U.S. combat veterans. Today, in Santa Clara County alone, there are 1500 …

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  • Member Salon

    The topic for this members-only program is Community and the Salon will be facilitated by Erin Liman. PLEASE NOTE: The doors will open at 7:30AM. 7:30-7:50 AM Networking with coffee service 7:50-8:15 AM Announcements and Sharing 8:15-9:00 AM Program

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  • An introduction to cannabis: the history, the science, and how it interacts with the human body

    Amanda Jones is the co-founder and co-CEO of Kikoko, a cannabis-infused herbal tea company established by, and for, women seeking healthier alternatives to alcohol and pharmaceuticals. Prior to becoming a “potrepreneur,” Amanda was a journalist for the Los Angeles Times. She has a degree in neurophysiology. Bay Area women get high on cannabis-infused tea PLEASE …

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  • Guiding at the Monterey Bay Aquarium

    Celebrating 1 year of being a volunteer Guide at the Monterey Bay Aquarium and closing in on 250 volunteer hours, Eve will be telling us behind the scene stories, sharing some guestology and visitor hilarity along with interesting ocean life drops of knowledge, and tidepools of photos and a few short videos. There will be …

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  • Your pretty face is not going to get you far

    Join in the adventure, pitfalls and triumphs of an immigrant female entrepreneur in Silicon Valley. Share in the life lessons of personal and professional (lack of) risk management as Kim Le recounts stories from living under a plastic tarp in a refugee camp to growing up homeless to losing a job when 8-months pregnant to …

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  • Annual member meeting

    Join us as we review 2018 and look toward 2019. We'll share updates from committees, report financial results and present recommendations for consideration by the membership. Your input and feedback will be essential so this is a must-attend meeting for every active member. The Board has been listening as many have shared privately, and some …

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  • Reporting politics in a hyper polarized era

    Christina Bellantoni, Professor at the USC Annenberg School of Communication and Journalism, will share her remarkable journey from Silicon Valley's "Biz Ink" to PBS Newshour in DC and back to California to work at the LA Times. In non-partisan terms, she will outline what happened in the midterm elections, what’s next and why every vote …

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  • Inside the home: where air, water and energy meet

    Join Chie Kawahara, author of Midori Haus: Transformation from Old House to Green Future with Passive House, for a conversation on how the intersection of air, water, and energy reveal important aspects of healthy comfortable homes. She remodeled her 90-year-old house to meet an international building standard that reduced energy use by 80%. Along the …

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  • April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month

    When sexual assault victims seek medical attention and rape kits are performed, those women, men and children are asked to surrender their clothing for DNA evidence. Once clothing has been surrendered, the traumatized victim has nothing else to wear home but a hospital gown…only adding insult to injury. Lisa Blanchard founded the Grateful Garment Project …

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  • Educate a girl; change the world

    Malawi, located in southeast Africa, is one of the poorest countries in the world, with 80% of its population existing on less than $2 per day. It has the highest rate of child marriage in the sub-Saharan region. Research is clear: educating girls is one of the strongest ways to lift a country out of …

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