Welcome to AAUW – Gainesville (FL) Branch

The American Association of University Women (AAUW) is the nation’s leading voice   promoting equity and education for women and girls.  Since 1881, AAUW  has examined and taken positions on the fundamental gender equity issues of the day — educational, social, economic, and political.

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2025 Tech Trek Fundraiser

Learn more about Tech Trek, a STEM summer camp for girls, here.
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Next Meeting: November 8, 2025

Time: 10:15 a.m.

Location:

A. Quinn Jones Museum & Cultural Center, 1013 NW 7th Avenue, Gainesville

Program:

Join us for an exploration of the remarkable life and legacy of Dr. A. Quinn Jones, one of the most influential educators in the history of Alachua County. The Museum & Cultural Center is housed in the former Jones family home and features a permanent exhibit on “Prof.” Jones, the people and places of the Fifth Avenue/Pleasant Street neighborhood, and a collection of oral histories centering on the African-American experience in Gainesville. UF Director of African American Studies Dr. David Canton and Gainesville Cultural Affairs Manager Carol Velasques-Richardson will be our guides for what promises to be a fascinating dive into the history of our community.

Refreshments will be served but remember to bring your own coffee.

Questions can be directed to Program Co-Directors Fontaine Huey and June Littler. We hope to see you!

 

Upcoming Events:

The 100th Year Celebration

April 11, 2026. The planning committee is seeking volunteers to assist in preparations for the branch’s anniversary.

Membership Flier (2025-2026):

Includes information on membership benefits and FY 2025-2026 Meeting Program: AAUW GNV_ Membership Flyer 2025-2026

 

Gallery of Past Events

Five women and a man stand on a street corner with signs and an American flag. Two signs say "No Kings". One says "Love Democracy".
A smiling group of people sits around a wooden table.
Four women stand in a row in front of a blank white wall
Two women in a screened in porch. Woman on the left with curly white hair seated, woman on the right with straight brown hair standing. Both smiling.
Two women sitting in a screened in porch with a plate of food. Woman on the left has short gray hair, woman on right has gray hair put up.
Seven women in business dress stand in front of the seal of the Florida State House of Representatives
Two women stand in front of a projected presentation slide, reading, "Landscape for Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies".
Four women hold pink banner saying "Equal Jobs now!"
One person stands at a podium behind a computer, smiling. To their left is another person, smiling and holding a notebook.
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