Community Outreach to Women

The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is a not-for-profit educational and service organization that empowers women to succeed and advance in the field of engineering, and to be recognized for their life-changing contributions as engineers and leaders. Our Wisconsin section covers Wisconsin and the upper peninsula of Michigan.

Joan P. Schaupp Women's Center at St. Norbert College is a collective voice for those who share a commitment to issues concerning women. The Center provides resources and educational programing to the college and local community, and seeks to empower women through healthy relationships and lifestyles.

The Women's Center serves as UW-Platteville's central contact for resources and support for women on campus. All students, faculty and staff are encouraged to drop in for educational resources or just a friendly place to relax and study.

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The Women's Resource Center is a student organization dedicated to raising awareness on women and gender issues. We provide information and support on sexual assault, eating disorders, body image and domestic violence. But we also like to have fun, and enjoy having meetings where we socialize, play, and eat. Our office acts as a safe, open community space for all wishing to get involved.

To allow professional women who practice in the environmental area an opportunity to meet in a noncompetitive atmosphere, exchange information, and nurture relationships which enhance job performance.

Our organization, Women in Trades, began in 2006. Our mission as an organization is to support, energize, and empower trades women to successfully contribute to the quality of the skilled workforce. This task is also our organization's vision. We welcome women who are journey level, apprentices, training for construction and have an interest in pursuing a skilled trade or construction career. Join us!

The Women's Resource Center (WRC) is all about students! Supported by segregated fees and the Student Association, the WRC enriches the UWM campus environment through education, support and advocacy, and is committed to working in a nonjudgmental, culturally sensitive and compassionate way.

We desire a reputation as an institution that truly values and nurtures diverse intellectual, cultural, creative and service opportunities.

Transforming the transportation industry through the advancement of women.

The Dubuque Community Y, utilizing Christian principles, creates opportunities for growth, leadership, and empowerment for women, men, and youth by building healthy mind, spirit, and body with emphasis on respect, responsibility, caring, honesty, and the elimination of racism and prejudices.