Recent Activities
- August/September 2017 Bulletin
- Woman’s City City Club Year in Review 2016 – 2017
- Centennial Books: “Lighting the Way” and “Stirring the Pot” available. Click here to order.
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Upcoming Events
- For a list of candidate forums, click here.
- Wednesday, September 20, and Sunday, October 1: Cincinnati LEEDS the Way. Free showing of this documentary about Cincinnati’s innovative police station. CET studio, 1223 Central Parkway. R.S.V.P. to Lillian Derkson, 513-345-6532, or LDerkson@cetconnect.org.
- Sunday, September 24, 7 pm – 9 pm, Changing CO2urse: Screening of the documentary “The Anthropocene: The Age of Mankind.” St. John’s Unitarian Universalist Church, 320 Resor.
- Saturday, September 30, 4 pm – 6 pm, Haehnle Gallery, St. John’s Unitarian Universalist Church, 320 Resor: “In Quietude: Drawings by Nina Tolley,” opens. Show runs through November 19.
- Saturday, October 7, 9 am – 11:30 am, Conversations with Candidates, Part 2. Meet at American Red Cross, Cincinnati Area Chapter, 2111 Dana Avenue. Candidates for city council will discuss race, inclusion, equity, economic development, transportation, and more.
- Sunday, October 22, 7 p – 9 p, Changing CO2urse: Screening of the documentary “The Salt of the Earth.” St. John’s Unitarian Universalist Church, 320 Resor.
- October 26, 6 pm: Poverty and the Environment – at the Intersection of Economic and Ecological Survival. Speakers include Heather Taylor-Meisle, Cathy Bailey, Laura Brunner, Nancy Laird, and Donna Jones. United Way Convening Center, 2400 Reading Rd. CLICK HERE FOR FLYER
- Sunday, December 3: Feist-Tea Kennedy Heights Arts Center
OUR MISSION:
To educate, empower, and engage the citizens of Greater Cincinnati to participate together in promoting the common good.
OUR VISION:
A just and sustainable community where all citizens are engaged as informed stakeholders in the shaping of our shared future.
OUR VALUES:
Collaboration * citizen empowerment * civic literacy * equity and justice * thriving families * children and youth prepared for self-sufficiency and citizenship * sustainable neighborhoods
Nancy Lu Walters Elected President of Woman’s City Club
Woman’s City Club is proud to announce the election of Nancy Walters as president of WCC. Nancy g
raduated from Lindenwood College in St. Charles, Missouri with a Bachelor of Arts in Biology and Chemistry. She received a M. T. from Washington University School of Medicine St. Louis. Nancy is a very active community leader. She belongs to several community organizations of which she is an active member as well as serving on the board of many of these. They are: Southwestern Ohio Chapter of Medical Assistants, American Civil Liberties Union,Common Cause,Cincinnati Women’s Political Caucus, League of Women Voters, Central Ohio River Valley Association of Health Planning, President of Hawthorn Club, President of College Club, President of the Board of the ACLU of Ohio.
