Welcome to the TTNLong Island Chapter
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For those of us 50 and older, our world is changing. What’s next for us? How do we want to spend our time? The Long Island chapter of The Transition Network is a great resource that offers many options to help us answer these questions. We are part of a vibrant national organization that supports women 50 and older during times of professional and personal change. We connect our members with each other and with valuable resources so that together we discover new perspectives and opportunities; which, in turn, enhance our ability to decide what impact to have – in our communities and on ourselves. TTN is a catalyst that sparks collective life-long learning, socializing and networking, personal growth, professional development, and community enhancement.
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~Looking Ahead~
Oct 23 #MeToo Movement
Oct 29 Connect Now
Nov 11 Women in Transition
Nov 11 The Great War
Nov 13 State of the Chapter
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EXCITING PAST EVENTS
ANNUAL LUNCHEON—JUNE 12, 2018
May 21, 2018
Hudson Valley Trip
May 9, 2018
Contribution to the American Heart Association
The Transition Network Long Island Chapter
May 3, 2018
Prom Boutique
Once again TTN/LI volunteers gave their all to support the Prom Boutique at Nassau Community College. The Long Island Volunteer Center sponsors this wonderful event every year and TTN/LI has been a part of it for many years. Girls who are graduating from high school and cannot afford the expense of attending their prom are given the opportunity to be beautifully outfitted at no charge.
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March 25, 2018CELEBRATING WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH
CELEBRATING WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH-March 15, 2018
Did you know that a woman was instrumental in completing the Brooklyn Bridge? During TTN/LI’s annual Women's History event, we learned about that woman, Emily Warren Roebling, who took over when her husband became ill, as well as many other brilliant and determined women whose unheralded contributions helped make New York the great city that it is. Our guest speaker, Julie Scelfo, is the author of The Women Who Made New York. Ms. Scelfo captivated the audience with her stories about some of the extraordinary women whose lives impacted and improved the lives of future generations. The beautiful images of these women, provided by Hallie Heald, enhanced her lecture. Approximately 150 TTN/LI members took advantage of this free event at Molloy College, which was also attended by guests from AAUW and Sienna Women’s College.
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February 27, 2018
Military Bridge
MILITARY BRIDGE
Question: How many women named “Susan” does it take to make an entertaining afternoon? Answer: At least a dozen. Sprinkle into the mix some “Carol’s,” “Judy’s,” a few “Ellen’s” and “Sherry’s” and you have the recipe for another successful Program Committee event.
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