Women's Law Caucus is a student organization at the Lewis & Clark College - Northwestern located in Portland, OR
Portland, OR
Women Businesses & Organizations in Portland, OR
Explore Women businesses and organizations in Portland, OR serving your community. Find law firms, medical practices, restaurants, retail stores, nonprofits, cultural organizations, and community services owned by or dedicated to serving the Women community. Connect with establishments that understand your cultural values and provide services in your language.
Lewis & Clark Women's Law Caucus
Lewis & Clark Women in Criminal Law
Women in Criminal Law is a student organization at the Lewis & Clark College - Northwestern located in Portland, OR
Portland, OR
Commercial Real Estate Women Network Portland
CREW Portland, the local chapter of the national CREW Network, was established in 1992 as Women in Commercial Real Estate (WICRE). This dynamic organization is currently over 205 members strong and growing. Our members represent nearly all factions of the commercial real estate industry – from entrepreneurs to executives in some of the largest national companies.
Our mission is to elevate all women in the commercial real estate industry through education, outreach and business connections.
CREW Portland is a member organization of the CREW Network, a nationwide strategic alliance of local commercial real estate organizations.
Founded in 1989, CREW Network is the industry’s premier business networking organization dedicated to advancing the achievements of women in commercial real estate. Our 12,000 members represent nearly every discipline within the industry and are located in more than 75 major markets across North America.
CREW Network seeks to influence the success of the commercial real estate industry by focusing on fulfilling four key initiatives: business development, leadership development, industry research and career outreach.
Portland, OR
Queen's Bench: Multnomah County Chapter of Oregon Women Lawyers
Queen's Bench, the Multnomah County Chapter of Oregon Women Lawyers (OWLS), is an independent non-profit organization whose mission is to promote the professional advancement of women and underrepresented populations, camaraderie, and good fellowship in the legal profession and the community.
Queen's Bench was founded in 1948 by approximately 25 women lawyers who wrote a constitution, collected dues, and met monthly. Since 1972, Queen's Bench has met on the second Tuesday of every month. Although Queen's Bench is now a chapter of OWLS, Queen's Bench predates the formation of OWLS.
Portland, OR
Oregon Women Lawyers
Oregon Women Lawyers was incorporated in 1989 as a 501(c)(6) non-profit professional association. Interest in forming a statewide women’s bar organization grew out of meetings of the Multnomah Bar Association’s Committee on the Status of Women in 1987-88.
Our mission is to transform the legal profession by pursuing equitable access to the legal system and equity for women and communities who are systemically oppressed.
Portland, OR
American Association for Women in Community Colleges Oregon Chapter
The Oregon Chapter is affiliated with the National AAWCC, a council of AACC, dedicated to equality, equity, and excellence for women. Oregon AAWCC is an organization developed by Oregon women in community colleges for anyone who supports the mission of Oregon AAWCC, to inspire, champion, and celebrate the talents within each of us. AAWCC encourages professional development for women in community colleges, supports women in leadership roles, develops communication among women in community colleges, promotes and offers local and state workshops, disseminates information on courses, programs and services for professional women.
Portland, OR
Women in Music Portland
Established in 2019, Women in Music Portland is a chapter of WIM that is dedicated to fostering equality in the music industry through the support and advancement of women. Providing knowledge, strategy & solutions to our members and the greater community is our driving purpose.
Portland, OR
Women's Foundation of Oregon
We dismantle sexism, racism, and structural oppression through the movement of resources and ideas in our region. We work side-by-side with open-hearted leaders and communities toward real and lasting gender justice.
Portland, OR
Women’s Empowerment Coalition
We connect you to grassroots initiatives for women’s empowerment you can trust. We invest in women who are invested in their communities.
WE want a world where women have equal opportunities to succeed
Our work is to combat global gender inequality by creating a network of international grassroots organizations working for women’s rights in their communities.
We vet our partner organizations and then support them in tangible ways. Through relationships with the people who understand the nuanced process of women’s empowerment in their specific communities, we help them achieve a greater impact.
WE are an active force in balancing global gender inequality
We build relationships with grassroots organizations through volunteer projects related to women’s education and empowerment. These projects connect our partners to resources that will enable them to have a greater impact.
WE strengthen grassroots initiatives that empower women
Those who are closest to the solutions are also often furthest from resources they need to accomplish their goals, which is why we partner with organizations who are embedded in their communities. We know the best method of sustainable development is through consulting the experts.
WE support women so communities flourish
Women comprise over half of the global population. When women are undereducated or marginalized, the economic potential of a society stagnates. When women are empowered with education and employment, society as a whole benefits.
Portland, OR
Latest Women People
Kendall Gourley-Paterson
Kendall was a Judicial Clerk for the Honorable Kathryn Villa-Smith of the Multnomah County Circuit Court and previously clerked for Hon. Nan Waller in the Multnomah County Presiding Court as well as Hon. Merilyn Litzenberger. As a Judicial Clerk, she gained knowledge and experience with opportunities to research a wide variety of legal issues in civil, criminal, and probate law. She also worked closely with the family law departments in all facets of litigation.
During law school, Kendall was the Senior Research Editor for the Santa Clara Law Review, participated extensively in moot court competitions, and was research assistant to Prof. Phillip Jimenez. Kendall also gained experience as a summer clerk for the San Jose City Attorney’s Office, appearing in court on behalf of the City of San Jose.
Portland, OR