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Organizations which collect, develop, and distribute resources for women, in multiple areas such as employment, personal development, and access to government services.
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Richmond [British Columbia] Women's Resource Centre
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Helping women with resources, agency referrals, links, support groups, workshops, projects, programs, and volunteering opportunities. In English and Chinese.
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Centre for Leadership for Women
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Australia. Virtual organization aims to develop women leaders in work and personal contexts through online resources and networking. Provides membership information, journals, and program descriptions.
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Cornell Women's Resource Center
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Offers programs and resources to the Cornell and Ithaca community. Self Defense for women, open mike poetry readings, movies, and activism.
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Crystal Quilt
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New York City group offers discussions, workshops and support groups to help women make changes in their own lives and in the larger society.
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Mi Casa Resource Center for Women
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Denver, Colorado. Mission is to provide quality employment and education services that promote economic independence for low income, predominantly Latina women and youth.
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Ontario Association of Women's Centres (OAWC)
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Promotes network, dialogue, and collaboration between Ontario's organizations.
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Trent University Women's Centre
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Peterborough, Ontario. Provides safe space and resources to women-identified people. Event listings, job postings, and how to get involved.
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Wellington Women's Centre
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New Zealand. Women-only space offering computer access, courses and workshops, and information resources.
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Women's Activity Center of Marijampole District
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Lithuania. Mission is to improve the lives of the women through education, information, support and culture. Description of training, interest groups and available resources in English, Russian, and Lithuanian.
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Women's Resource Center
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City College of San Francisco. Provides support groups and workshops, and sponsors lectures, films, and other events of particular interest to women students.
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