The time leading up to and following the 2016 US elections at the federal, state and local levels might best be described as complicated. Please join us for a potluck dinner hosted by Nina Lester (’82) and a discussion about the current US political climate led by fellow alumna, Theresa Stephen (’92). Participants are encouraged to bring all points of view.

RSVP: [email protected] by October 31; open to Yale alumnae only (no guests) – attendance capped at 20. Please request the address and directions directly from Nina. 

Pot-luck contributions: Please request the website through which you can sign up for pot-luck contributions from Nina in your RSVP.

We encourage all YaleWomen Ontario members to suggest or organize future events; please contact any of us with your ideas, or feedback on past events.

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