Michigan Fashion Designer Showcase

This is Us - Supporting Women

See you at the Michigan Fashion Designer Showcase on April 25, 2026.

Click here to view our runway designers, accessory designers, and sponsors.

Please contact us via email with any questions.

Staying Fit As We Age

This is Us - Being Fit

Our April meeting takes place on Tuesday, April 14, 2026 at 6:45 pm at Genitti's Hole in the Wall, 108 E Main St, Northville. Liquid refreshments available for purchase.

If you would like a ride to and from our meeting, email info@aauwnn.org for arrangements. Zoom will also be available.

What if the key to living longer wasn’t just about adding years to your life—but adding life to your years?
In this engaging 30-minute talk, Integrative Health Practitioner and fitness professional Rachel Omell will share simple, science-backed strategies to help you stay strong, energized, and independent as you age.
Learn how proper nutrition, strength training, and daily lifestyle habits can support mobility, brain health, and overall vitality.
Whether you’re looking to improve your energy, protect your muscles and bones, or simply feel your best, you’ll walk away with practical tips you can start using right away.

Membership Campaign with Discount

This is Us - Planning for 2025-2026

AAUW-NN Membership Campaign 2025-26 is launched

First time members and returning members after a 2 year lapse may enjoy a sizable"Shape the Future" National fee discount for just $62.
Attend an AAUW Northville-Novi sponsored event that is open to the public - We meet the second Tuesday of the month September -May.
Membership is for 1 calendar year from original process date.
Click here for the membership form. For additional information email info@aauwnn.org

It's AAUW-NN Renewal Season for most of us with June 30th expiration dates - fee is $99.
It's easy to renew online directly to your personal page (you will receive an email from national) or make check payable to:
AAUW-NN, submit to the Treasurer or mail to PO Box 511, Northville, MI 48167.
Renew before May avoid a potential increase and be part of a "Free Membership" drawing.
Click here for the renewal membership form.

About US

This is Us - Making a Diffference

AAUW-NN Tri-fold brochure

Print a copy to carry with you or leave with friends.

This brochure tells all about us, our mission, interest groups, and meeting programs.

Click here to print. Be sure to set your printer to double sided ON (short edge)

AAUW Spirit Wear

Order Your Spirit Wear Here

AAUWNN is now offering branch spirit wear in a variety of styles and colors. We also are now offering tote bags to carry all your purchases home! These stylish tops and quilted vests run true to size, are a very nice quality, and are perfect for a fall day!

Click here to order Spirit Wear

Simply go to www.Kroger.com/CommunityRewards and either “sign in” or “create an account”. Follow the prompts and when asked for the organization our number is 53322 or American Assoc. of Univ. Women-Northville/Novi. Once you register there will be a note at the bottom of your store receipts that will say “At your request, Kroger is donating to AMERICAN ASSOC. OF UNIV. WOMEN-NORTHVI”. If you need help with this, contact Joyce Murdock.

Since 1993

Welcome to the AAUW Northville/Novi Branch

The Northville-Novi Branch was established in 1975 to promote equity and education for women and girls in the Northville-Novi area. The Branch supports a number of community action projects and we raise funds for local college scholarships. Most importantly, our Branch provides our members with opportunities to associate with like minded women and men through our activities and special interest groups. We join because of what AAUW stands for; we stay because of the friendships we make.

Visitors are welcome at all branch meetings. For information about our meeting times and locations, visit the Branch Programs link.

Our Branch Offers

A group of educated women with diverse backgrounds and experiences.
Informative monthly programs from September through May.
Varied interest groups.
Community based programs such as Let's Read Math, Career Path Day, Reading in the Schools, and Remember The Ladies.