CFUW certificates are produced by National Office for CFUW Clubs. Typically, a certificate is used to recognize Club milestones or a member’s tenure in a Club (milestones such as 20, 25, 30, etc. years of service to CFUW) or in the organization. Certificates are also awarded to recognize CFUW members who receive lifetime membership. Email the completed form to memberservices@cfuw.org.
There is no charge for the supplies listed on this form. Please allow two weeks from the date of sending the request to receive the order.
This is the credential and proxy form for the 2012 AGM.
As the IFUW Triennial Meeting approaches, members may want to consider applying to be a voting delegate or alternate for the meeting. CFUW has ten voting delegates and can have ten alternates. These members will sit together and assist in making the decisions during the meeting including Resolutions, Budget and Constitutional changes and voting for the next President of IFUW.
Please note that the organization that you are proposing must be a Canadian charity.
For those women who do not live near a local CFUW Club. Women who support the goals of CFUW and who have earned a degree or have a professional qualification that currently requires a degree. Any woman who supports the goals of CFUW Members-at-large do not have voting privileges and cannot hold office
This form is to be used for the National President, the National Board of Directors, Regional Directors and Standing Committee Chairs.
Please give at least 6 weeks notice before your trip to the CFUW International Relations Committee Chair.
See the Club Catalogue for pictures and descriptions of the priced items.
If your club has fewer than 30 members, you can apply for a grant to send one member of your executive to the national AGM in July. This grant will cover AGM registration, travel, and partial accommodation costs for the event in Saskatoon. Please be advised that the deadline for applications is March 30, 2013.
Please be advised that the deadline for applications is April 30, 2013 (*This is not the application for the Ontario Council of CFUW Advocacy Award. Details concerning those awards can be found here).
This form is for use by the National Board, Regional Directors,Committee Chairs and members of the Fellowship Committee.
Want to learn more about advocacy and be effective at dealing with your local politicians? Check out this resource.
This booklet is meant as a guideline for CFUW Clubs who wish to meet with their legislators in an advocacy capacity.
A quick guide to all media including new and social media.
CFUW member women rally around issues of national, provincial and local importance and demonstrate the potential impact for communities across the country. Our network of volunteers works to identify issues, share knowledge with members and supporters and advocate on behalf of the CFUW?s vision and mission. Resolutions that are approved at the AGM by the membership following the resolutions process become CFUW policy. Adopted resolutions form the framework for action and advocacy. For the purposes of this guideline, proposed resolution refers to those documents that are proposed to be ratified at the CFUW AGM to then become policy resolutions.
This manual is to assist Membership Chairs in carrying out their duties.
This guide provides information for Regional Directors on how to set up a conference call, setting the agenda for the call, preparing for the teleconference and post conference call responsibilities.
The purpose of the RD Tool Kit is: To help RDs understand their role and responsibilities To identify what resources are available to do their jobs and where to find them/who to talk to; To present the information in a simple, concise format