Previous Years

Round the World Women completed its 2022-2023 program year with an in-person meeting trip the Yankee Candle with pizza/salad lunch at Hillside Pizza at the same location. Opportunity to decorate a candle and lunch were paid by ATCIS.     We

The online sign up for both members and volunteers was in place for the 2020-21 year and continued into the 2021-22 RWW year. By January 2022 we have 77 international women signed up. For the most part they had not

In August no one knew what was coming just 6 months later to dramatically change how RWW would be operating.  The last normal in person meeting was March 2020. The pandemic of covid19 caused significant changes. We turned to ZOOM

Round the World Women began the year as usual with a Welcome Event at the beautiful Amherst Woman’s Club. By February 2020, we had 70 members from 24 different countries.   Average attendance at programs was about 30 international women.

Round the World Women completed its 2018-19 program year with a potluck at the Mill River Recreation Area in Amherst. It is sometimes hard to say good-bye to friends, but know we can keep in touch via email. We had

We had 108 international women on our 2017-18 rosters from 23 countries. 86 were new this program year. Average attendance at programs was about 35 international women. We average 6 to 8 children at each meeting.

In 2016-17, membership in Round the World Women was 90 with 17 children under the age of 5 from 28 countries. Women with volunteer drivers visited many local museums and community offerings including the Jones Library and the UMASS police station. Women

In 2015-16 membership in Round the World Women was 101 with 28 children under the age of 5 from 29 countries. Women with volunteer drivers visited many local museums and community offerings including the Jones Library and UMASS police station.

In 2014-15 membership in Round the World Women was 104 women and 23 children from 22 countries. The Hospitality Program matched 50 students with host families. In RWW We enjoyed having several women with young children and several of our members

Round the World Women completed its 2013-14 program year with a picnic at Mill River Recreation Area in Amherst. We had 114 international women, and 100 were new this program year. The average attendance at programs was about 45 international