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We are a registered Charitable organization functioning within Alberta. Our ultimate goal is to provide a better and brighter life for children, youth, adults & seniors through sports, education & social activities. We run many campaigns and work with different organizations, entrepreneurs & communities to improve the quality of life and nourish young minds to be successful in the future.
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 1923, the Canadian Federation of University Women Calgary has served as a cornerstone organization for women graduates throughout Calgary, AB, fostering lifelong friendships and meaningful community impact. The organization welcomes women with degrees, diplomas, or equivalent qualifications from recognized universities worldwide, as well as those who share CFUW's commitment to education, gender equity, and social advancement. At its heart, CFUW Calgary is an organization of women committed to promoting the pursuit of knowledge and education, providing opportunities for fellowship and networking, facilitating challenging conversations that drive intellectual growth, and supporting university students through scholarships and bursaries. The Calgary chapter operates as part of a larger national and international network through the Canadian Federation of University Women, connecting members to advocacy efforts and collaborative initiatives across Canada and beyond, including affiliations with Graduate Women International and the International Alliance of Women. What distinguishes CFUW Calgary is its adaptive approach to member engagement—activities and groups respond organically to the interests and evolving concerns of the community. Whether through creative pursuits like quilting, culinary experiences, cultural exploration, or intellectual discourse, the organization creates space for women to contribute collectively or individually to public affairs while building supportive networks. With a rich history including advocacy for Calgary's university system and pioneering work in establishing childcare and school libraries, CFUW Calgary continues this legacy of progressive action and community service in Calgary, AB, guided by members who have dedicated 50 or more years to the organization's mission.