by Samantha Frearson-Tubito | Apr 6, 2023 | Book reviews, IWAM Book Club
The IWAM Book Club in March discussed The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett. Continue reading for a review of this book by Sam Frearson-Tubito. The novel is set in several locations during different time periods moving in a non-linear way. The story begins in the small...
by Lena Milosevic | Mar 1, 2023 | Fundraising, IWAM Creatives
IWAM has been supporting the work of Casa delle Donne contro la Violenza in Modena to fight violence against women since 2018. So we couldn’t miss the chance to support also the Viva Vittoria project. A project born in 2015 out of the collaboration of three women,...
by Lisa Aelbers | Feb 18, 2023 | Book reviews, IWAM Book Club
The second IWAM Book Club meeting of 2023 took place on Wednesday the 15th of February at Major Tom. A group of four discussed Belle Greene, by French author Alexandra LaPierre. Continue reading for a review of this book. The novel is based on the life of an ambitious...
by Dirjal, Elizabeth | Feb 10, 2023 | Interest Groups, IWAM Biking Group, Things to do locally
Are you ready for some exercise, getting out, and exploring the countryside? Maybe your bikes are ready, too? The new year has started and we’re looking to plan more cycle rides as the weather improves! The first bikerides of the year We have completed two rides so...
by Sandra Grasso | Jan 25, 2023 | Book reviews, IWAM Book Club
On Wednesday, January 11th, the IWAM Book club met at Zooky Café to discuss The Time in Between, written by Maria Duenas. Overall, this book had smooth writing and a compelling plot in the last part. The protagonist is more a victim of herself and acts according to...
by Kelly Rooker | Jan 24, 2023 | Events, Interest Groups, IWAM Book Club, IWAM Business Table, IWAM Creatives, IWAM Family Group, IWAM Gardening Group, IWAM Hiking Squad, IWAM Puppy Lovers, IWAM Renovation Girls
New Board Initiative for 2022 For 2022, the new board decided to support the ever-growing number of interest groups in their social interactions. One way they chose to encourage them to be independent, was to provide €100 to each group for them to organise their own...
