Welcome!
CFUW Stratford is a non-profit, non-partisan organization of women working to promote lifelong education, to improve the status of women and girls, and to enable women to effect positive change for a peaceful, sustainable future.
We welcome all women in and around Stratford, those with a university or college degree as well as women who have followed less traditional career paths, who share the CFUW goals.
Our roughly 90 members embody more than 70 years of remarkable dedication to both the club and the community.
REALIZING POTENTIAL.
FOR ALL WOMEN.
Connect for Fun, Learning, and Impact
Upcoming Events
Annual General Meeting 2026
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
May 19, 2026 at 7:00pm
Stratford Country Club
Guest Speaker – Judy Maddren
A Woman’s Place
Stories are central to Judy Maddren’s work and passion. In her years hosting World Report for CBC Radio News, she learned that stories can help drive change. And in her vocation of recording audio memoirs with Soundportraits (soundportraits.ca), she explores the power of our life stories in understanding ourselves, and helping our families to understand us. She is very pleased to share some of her learnings in how “a woman’s place” has shifted and how it is being recognized and appreciated
more fully in our world.
Christina Ritsma
April 28th at 7:00pm
Grassroots Green: How Youth-Led Action Shapes Our Future
Change doesn’t have to wait for Parliament Hill. Drawing on insights from David Suzuki and real projects by the SDSS Eco-Club, Christine Ritsma will share how students are driving environmental change in their school and community—proving that meaningful action needs to begin at the local level.
Drama Room at Stratford District Secondary School.
Earth Day Street Party
Join us for the Earth Day Street Party on April 25th at Factory 163 in Stratford.
11:30-2PM
We will be highlighting the Sustainable Shopping Cart.
Come and join the fun and excellent exhibits!
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We acknowledge that we are on the traditional territory of the Neutral (Attiwondeonk), Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee peoples. the territory is governed by two Treaties. The first is the Dish With One Spoon Wampum Belt Covenant of 1701, an agreement between the Iroquois Confederacy and the Ojibwe and allied nations to peaceably share and care for the resources around the Great Lakes. The second is the Huron Tract Treaty of 1827, an agreement made between eighteen Anishinabek Chiefs and the Canada Company. The responsibility to share and care for this territory extends to all of us for generations to come.