Celebrating 140 years (1886-2026)!
Our mission: Advancing equity for women and girls through research, education, and advocacy.
The American Association of University Women (AAUW) is the nation’s leading voice promoting equity and education for women and girls. Since our founding in 1881, AAUW members have examined and taken positions on the fundamental issues of the day – educational, social, economic, and political.
JOIN AAUW San FranciscoAuthor Presentation October 18
Create a More Tolerant and Hopeful World through Stories
WHEN: Saturday October 18 at 2:00 PM
WHERE: Home of Barbara Spencer
Author Yang Huang will discuss her novel MY GOOD SON, winner of the University of New Orleans Press Publishing Lab Prize. The San Francisco Chronicle wrote that MY GOOD SON is about “parental love…and the radical act of writing about ordinary life,” and in their review The New York Times notes Huang’s ability to realistically render “the generational push-pull of family life.” Huang will share her inspiration for writing the novel, and how she came to pursue writing while working full time as a computer engineer.
TTAG Does Community Service
Our TTAG students have undertaken several community service projects this summer. They helped paint the stairs at the Upper Detroit Steps, and also with a cleanup at Ocean Beach, all while bonding with each other and having fun. We are so proud of them!
2025 Silver Jubilee Scholarships
Seven Silver Jubilee scholarships of $3,000 each were awarded in 2025. Six of the winners received their awards in person at the scholarship luncheon on May 31. To find out more about how to apply for 2026, see HERE.
Tech Trek Send Off Party May 17
The Tech Trek Send-Off Party for our sixteen 2025 campers was held on Saturday, May 17 at the Sports Basement on Bryant St, SF. We answered questions from campers and their parents as they set off on this life-changing experience.
Tech Trek Alumnae Group (TTAG) Exploratorium Visit January 2025
Our branch TTAG group went on a “Behind the Scenes” visit to the Exploratorium along with the Healdsburg branch TTAG. In addition to enjoying and learning from the wide variety of exhibits, they received a unique, behind the scenes experience of learning how, e.g., various life science exhibits are maintained, how new exhibits are designed, and much much more. It was an awe inspiring experience for all.
Branch Calendar – September 2025
