Since its establishment, the Canadian Federation of University Women Calgary North has served as a vibrant community hub for women in Calgary, AB who are passionate about fellowship, education, and social justice. We are a multicultural group of like-minded women who gather not only for professional development and self-improvement, but to build lasting friendships and create tangible positive change in our communities. Our welcoming approach means that while we value post-secondary education, we welcome all women who share our commitment to advancing women's rights and supporting vulnerable populations, particularly children. What sets CFUW Calgary North apart is our integrated approach to community engagement. Members enjoy the camaraderie of specialized interest groups—ranging from book clubs and hiking to advocacy work and study groups—while simultaneously contributing to meaningful causes. We've supported homeless populations through clothing and meal donations, provided pneumonia prevention vests for premature babies in Africa and India, and partnered with local organizations like the Women's Centre of Calgary and CUPS preschool. As part of the broader Canadian Federation of University Women and an affiliate of Graduate Women International, our Calgary North chapter members also have a voice in national and international conversations on women's rights and human rights. By joining us in Calgary, AB, you become part of a legacy of women working together to build a more just and equitable society.

Since its founding in 1909, the Canadian Federation of University Women Edmonton has served as a cornerstone organization for women committed to advancing equality and social progress in Edmonton, AB. As a self-funded, member-driven organization, CFUW Edmonton represents a diverse community of women graduates united by a shared history of advocating for women's rights and improved status at every level—from local initiatives to international engagement. The organization's membership embodies a deep commitment to developing and educating all women through academic, cultural, and social programs that reflect member interests and values. CFUW Edmonton celebrates its role as part of the broader Graduate Women International network, which unites women graduates from all professions, fields of study, and generations across more than 40 countries. The organization gathers on Treaty 6 territory, honoring the rich heritage and ongoing influence of Indigenous peoples in the Edmonton community. Monthly meetings create spaces for meaningful dialogue on pressing educational, political, social, and cultural issues, while specialized interest groups foster connections among members with shared passions. Beyond social engagement, CFUW Edmonton demonstrates its values through tangible impact—supporting female graduate students through substantial annual scholarship awards and maintaining active advocacy on issues affecting women's rights, education, environmental sustainability, and human rights. The organization's longevity and continued growth reflect its enduring mission to empower women and contribute to positive social change within Edmonton and beyond.

Since 1984, the Indo-Canadian Women's Association has been a cornerstone of support for immigrant communities in Edmonton, AB, championing the rights and dignity of newcomer women, men, and youth. Founded on the principles of equality, opportunity, and protection of rights for all, ICWA has spent over 35 years building trust and meaningful relationships within Edmonton's diverse immigrant populations. The organization's vision is grounded in the belief that all new Canadians deserve a genuine sense of fulfillment and full integration into Canadian culture and society, with equal opportunity to participate in every aspect of civic life. ICWA's mission extends beyond service delivery to active advocacy for participation by new Canadians in social, economic, and political spheres. What sets ICWA apart is their holistic understanding that true integration requires both practical support and fundamental shifts in how communities value and treat women. The organization's approach to preventing violence against women is rooted in community dialogue and collective action, recognizing that lasting change comes from within communities themselves. For over three and a half decades, ICWA has demonstrated that small, consistent shifts in attitudes create profound community transformation. The organization's deep commitment to Edmonton's immigrant communities is reflected in their comprehensive programming, their advocacy work, and their unwavering dedication to ensuring that every person—regardless of background—can build a secure, respected life in Canada. ICWA represents hope, empowerment, and the transformative power of community solidarity.