The Metro West branch of the American Association of University Women works to support and advance equity for women and girls in the western suburbs of Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Looks too good to eat, but this was the treat for Evening Book Group last evening. Perhaps someone will add a comment and tell us the connection between the book and the beautiful cake.
Eleanor Wagner (right), presented an informative program at our April meeting on the cultivation and use of fresh herbs. She discussed approximately two dozen common and not-so-common herbs including parsley, sage, rosemary, basil, lavender, garlic, and lemon grass among others.
If you missed the information at the March meeting, here is a link to the Freedom Firm website. The video that was shown is available here on the right side of the page. You will also find more information about some of the questions that were asked here. (photo credit: 2011 Freedom Firm Annual Report)
David 'Sonny' Lacks, son on Henrietta Lacks, will speak at the University of St. Thomas at 7PM on March 8 in the O'Shaughnessey Educational Center auditorium. He will discuss how the book The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks has affected his family as well as bigger ethical issues including experimentation on African Americans, informed consent, and other bioethical issues that have arisen from what happened to Henrietta.
Sheryl WuDunn, co-author of the book Half the Sky; Turning Oppression Into Opportunity for Women Worldwide will speak at the University of St. Thomas on March 7 at 7PM in the O'Shaughnessey Educational Center auditorium. The book makes a case for empowering women as a means of economic development and transforming the developing world.