As part of the American Association of University Women, the Edmonds SnoKing Branch is committed to the AAUW mission—advancing gender equity for women and girls. We value Integrity, Inclusion, and Intersectionality, as well as a diverse membership. Learn more about who we are and what we do…
Mark your calendars for Saturday, Sept. 6, 2025! Join us in person at Heritage University, Toppenish, WA for AAUW’s Annual Conference. Our program theme is: “Education Empowers!”
We’ll hear from inspiring speakers and educators, partake in breakout sessions and more. Come for the day or arrive Friday- tentative plans for Friday night include a local winery tour and exploring the Yakima Nation Cultural Center—don’t miss what promises to be an empowering weekend!
More details & registration coming soon at click here .
Celebrating Excellence at the AAUW Edmonds SnoKIng Scholarship Awards Ceremony
from L to R: Truc nhi Truong, Lucia Garcia-Mendez, Camille Orego, Emma Guthrie, Brooklyn Nuttall (missing is Kristy Thien Ly Ho)
We gathered in early June to celebrate the bright futures of all our scholarship recipients!
We proudly awarded the Liz Sears STEM Scholarship and-for the first time ever-the Elena Cervantes Fine Arts Scholarship to outstanding high school seniors alongside our college level recipients from Edmonds College and WSU Everett. This year, we heard from two incredible guest speakers:
Judy Avitia-Gonzalez, co-owner and co-director of Nepantla Cultural Arts Gallery, whose inspiring presentation of “Nepantla: The Story of a Rebel Chicano Art Gallery” shared the importance of art and how it uplifts people and communities.
Jacqueline Russell, Product Manager at Microsoft, motivated us with her talk “The Power of Self-Confidence: If You Think You Can, or Think You Can’t, You’re Right.”
Congratulations again to all our awardees and heartfelt thanks to our speakers and supporters!
PINK TEA WITH AAUW. With about 90 attendees, our successful Pink Tea party showcased the importance of womens rights!
Despite dealing with a torn meniscus in her knee, Debbie Dimitre gave a stellar performance as suffragette Alice Stokes Paul!
A full house!
🌟 Thank You to Our Incredible Sponsors, Donors and Artists! 🌟
We are thrilled to announce that our recent Scholarship Event for 2025, An Evening of Art for Scholarships, was a resounding success, raising over $9,000 to support local women pursuing education in STEAM fields!