Annual General Meeting 2018

ByJasmindra Jawanda
Annual General Meeting 2018

Date: Tuesday, September 18
Time: 5:00 – 7:00pm
Place: Victoria Downtown Public Library – Central Study Room #2

Come find your tribe! We are looking for you if you enjoy meeting, learning and networking together with strong, compassionate and empowering women. WHAT! Good food, great conversations and sister solidarity. Here you have the voice to envision the future with us, as Antidote is now “igniting the embers into flames of empowerment”! It is OUR TIME! Workshops, social gatherings, drumming and singing, poetry and spoken word, creative arts, women empowerment activities – to name a few! Hope to see you there!

Download the AGM 2018 poster (PDF) .

Agenda

5:00 – 5:30pm – Welcome to the Territory /Social Gathering
5:30 – 7:00pm – AGM Business

1. Introductions and Acknowledgments
2. Review of Board Roles and Responsibilities
3. Board of Director Nominations and Elections

  • President
  • Vice President
  • Treasurer
  • Secretary
  • Indigenous Liaison
  • Queer Liaison
  • Gurlz, Sistah and Auntie Reps
  • Members at Large

4. Announcements/New Business/Adjournment

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