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International Women’s Day Breakfast and Panel Discussion – March 8

  CFUW Stratford is hosting a breakfast and panel discussion at the Stratford Country Club on...

Navigating Uncertain Times – February 28

Dr. Cranla Warren, Organizational Psychologist and Emotion and Social Scientist, will share...

Welcoming Refugees – November 22

Kathy Vassilakos is a founding member of Stratford Welcomes Refugees. As a mom, a gardener, a...

Young Women in Business: Joys and Challenges – January 24, 7 p.m. on Zoom

This month, our general meeting will be held on zoom and we will visit three Stratford businesses...

Confronting Hate – October 25

Carrie Wreford is co-owner of Bradshaws, Small-Mart and Werk-Shop - three retail shops she runs...

Avoiding Litigation – September 27

Martha is the principal lawyer at Martha Cook Professional Corporation in Stratford.  Martha...

Community Development and Capacity Building

Debra Swan has been supporting organizations serving the most vulnerable among us for over 30...

Creating Broad Sectoral Community Centres

Kendra Fry had a long career in the arts mostly as a General Manager in theatre before beginning...

Restoring VIA Rail Service

Departure time of Stratford’s only Via Rail train to Toronto (Union Station) now occurs at 11:16...

Resilience: 50 Indigenous Art Cards and Teaching Guide

Cynthia Carlson, CFUW Stratford vice-president, will present the project Resilience: the story of...

The Prosperity Project

Pamela Jeffery, an international thought leader and subject-matter expert on the topic of...

2021-22 Speaker Program Launch! – September 28

This year’s speaker program theme is Building Resiliency. A year of adversity, isolation and...

National Truth and Reconciliation Day

Thursday, September 30 is National Truth and Reconciliation Day more popularly known as Orange...

Join in Our Food Waste Reduction Campaign!

Our new Food Waste Reduction webpage collects all our campaign posts. Find it here! On Earth Day...

Two Perspectives on the Pandemic: CFUW-Stratford Club AGM and Dinner, June 1/21

June 1 Zoom Annual General Meeting 6:00 Take out Dinner and Zoom Break-out Rooms 7:00 p.m.  "Two...

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It is our great privilege to share in the lives and stories of our Indigenous Peoples on this beautiful land, the site of thousands of years of human activity, much of which has been the work of Indigenous women who have maintained cultures rich in knowledge, history, skills and environmental stewardship. We are grateful. We acknowledge that the land we stand upon today is the traditional territory of the Anishinabe, the Haudenosonee and the Neutral peoples. We recognize the First Peoples continued stewardship of the land and water.

Today many Indigenous Peoples continue to call this land home and act as its stewards. And this responsibility extends to all peoples, to share and care for this land for generations to come.