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Welcome to the AAUW Riverside-San Gorgonio, CA Branch!

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Advancing the Lives of Women and Girls Through Advocacy and Education

AAUW’s Mission — AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy, and research.

AAUW’s Value Promise — By joining AAUW, you belong to a community that breaks through educational and economic barriers so that all women and girls have a fair chance.

Riverside/Moreno Valley Branch — is an active branch of the National American Association of University Women (AAUW), since 1909.  We provide an opportunity to learn, socialize and participate in activities positively affecting the lives of women and girls in our community.

Interview with Dr. Regina Patton-Stell, President, NAACP Branch, Riverside, California. Date 2/28/21 Final Edit 6/30/21

The following is an edited transcript of the recorded voice interview with Dr. Regina Patton-Stell, President, NAACP Riverside Branch, Riverside, California, conducted on 2/28/21. The focus of the interview was the most important issues impacting women and girls of the NAACP. The interviewer was Keri Then, American Association of University Women, Riverside-Moreno Valley-San Gorgonio branch. Edits were also completed by AAUW members, Carole Nagengast and Amanda Nichols.

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Interview with Laurie (Lorene) Sisquoc, Sherman Indian School Museum Curator, Riverside, California. Date 6/19/20

The following is a “best effort” verbatim transcript of the recorded voice interview with Laurie (Lorene) Sisquoc, Sherman Indian School Museum Curator, Riverside, California, 6/19/20. The focus of the interview was the most important issues impacting indigenous girls and women. The interviewer was Keri Then, American Association of University Women, Riverside-Moreno Valley-San Gorgonio branch.

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For more information about the Sherman Indian School, Ingenious Women and Girls, as well as Missing Ingenious Women and Girls see:

Sherman Indian Museum – http://www.shermanindianmuseum.org/

Sherman Indian Museum Collection – https://calisphere.org/collections/27124/

Information on Missing Ingenious Women and Girls – https://www.niwrc.org/resource-topic/missing-and-murdered-native-women