Womanade at The Pinehills
Upcoming Programs
Womanade bi-monthly programs are scheduled for the second Monday of the month (January, March, May, July, September, November). Programs are held in the lower level of the Stonebridge Club. Please note that meeting times change throughout the year.
These programs are advertised on the Womanade’s website, www.womanadeph.org, and in the Pinehills Land Owners Association (PHLOA) Newsletter. Womanade membership receives an email invitation three weeks prior to upcoming programs as well as a follow-up reminder. If you have any questions or wish to provide feedback or suggestions for future programs, please contact us at womanadeph@gmail.com.
Don’t Be $cammed
May 13, 2024
4pm to 6pm
Tim Cruz, Plymouth County DA will present “Don’t Be $cammed.” Each year, millions of elderly Americans fall victim to some type of financial fraud or confidence scheme, including romance, lottery and sweepstakes scams. Come and listen as Plymouth County DA Tim Cruz discusses the latest trends in financial scams facing seniors and explains how you can avoid being taken advantage of. The best way to protect yourself is to educate yourself.
Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy J. Cruz has served as DA since November, 2001. During his tenure he has aggressively prosecuted crime, and has been at the forefront of critical issues facing the county including the overdose epidemic, gun violence, and protecting children and senior citizens.
Save The Date!
Womanade Summer Event!
July 8, 2024
5pm - 7pm
The Book: The Story of Red Tail Hawk
September 9, 2024
4pm to 6pm
Katie Morini, author, nurse, long time Plymouth resident, and co-founder of Plymouth’s first and only Recovery Center, will share the true story of the life she shared with her family as they managed the maze of addiction. Katie’s sister Amanda “Beth” suffered and died of substance use disorder (SUD) at 29 years old, after a 10 year struggle. The book tells their story through the author’s childhood memories and the beautiful poems that Beth left behind. It is a hauntingly heartbreaking collaboration, yet inspiring account, of a family that turned their grief and love into hope for those that struggle.
The Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe and its History
November 11, 2024
3pm to 5pm
Melissa Ferretti, “Golden Dragonfly” is the Chairwoman / President of the Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe in Plymouth. Proudly serving her third term as the elected chairwoman, Melissa has worked tirelessly on the many initiatives and challenges that indigenous communities face daily. Some works include protecting sacred sites and ancestral burial grounds, tribal archival research, advocacy for tribal rights and self-determination, mental health and substance abuse prevention and addiction. In addition, Melissa is the Board President of the Wopanaak Language Reclamation Project in Mashpee.
Melissa is passionate about educating the non-native public about the Herring Pond Tribe and its rich well-documented history. She has worked with Anne Mason, former Executive Director of the Plymouth Antiquarian Society, and Donna Curtis, Executive Director of the Pilgrim Hall Museum, on many projects.
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