X	Auburn Branch P.O. Box 7872 Auburn, CA 95604
The Auburn Branch of over a hundred members focuses on contributing to these tax-deductible funds: Sending 7th grade girls to Tech Trek - a summer week at Stanford University Campus focused on Science, Technology, Electronics and Math Special Projects Fund- Local Scholarships Educational Foundation - funding graduate student research Legal Advocacy Fund - assisting women battle sex discrimination in the workplace	Downloadable Information AAUW Membership Brochure AAUW Membership Form Auburn AAUW Brochure More Coming Soon ... . . . . . . . .	Resource Links AAUW Auburn AAUW California AAUW National IFUW International More Coming Soon ...  . . . . . . .
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AAUW Gallery of Recognition Since its first meeting in 1881, AAUW has been a catalyst for change. Today, with more than 100,000 members, 1,300 branches, and 500 college and university partners, AAUW contributes to a more promising future and provides a powerful voice for women and girls - a voice that cannot and will not be ignored. It's no surprise that many of the country's most successful women are affiliated with the American Association of University Women. Be they members, award winners, or former fellows, the women whose portraits are displayed in this gallery represent some of the best the United States has to offer. From scientists to sociologists, congressional members to classroom leaders, this gallery is dedicated to all AAUW women who have found success and shared it with others.	1999 AAUW Achievement Award Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg - who was once shut out from the top Manhattan law firms because of her sex, receives the AAUW Achievement Award.	1988 AAUW Achievement Award The AAUW Achievement Award is presented to Sandra Day O'Connor, the first female U.S. Supreme Court justice.