The 16 Days of Activism (November 25th to December 10th) is an international campaign to generate actions that will put an end to violence against women …
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Fall 2020 Advocacy Package Take a look at the 8 new policies adopted at the 2020 AGM & SGM. Each policy has a backgrounder, take …
Indigenous women and girls are more than twice as likely to experience violence as non-Indigenous women. CFUW urges the Government of Canada to: Develop and …
At the annual general meeting in Quebec City, Early Learning and Child Care became one of CFUW’s national priorities. Canada has no national child care …
CFUW recognizes the many past and ongoing manifestations of colonialism faced by First Nations, Metis and Inuit peoples in Canada. We aim, through research, learning …
University Women Call for Increased Access to Education for Girls and Women in Detention and Prison – June 2014 All across Canada, people are celebrating …
In 1992, CFUW released the report on “Women in Universities: A Survey of the Status of Female Faculty and Students at Canadian Universities” which focused …
2017 is Canada’s Sesquicentennial or 150th anniversary. Many celebrations and events are planned across the country but for many people, Indigenous and non-Indigenous, Canada exists …
CFUW advocates for legislation, policies and programs to prevent and address Violence Against Women and Girls. Our current campaigns include 1. Non-State Actor Torture 2. …
Each year CFUW National encourages our 100 Clubs to fundraise for a common project related to women’s rights in the lead up to International Women’s …