Canadian Federation of University Women Prince George

The Canadian Federation of University Women Prince George chapter connects university-educated women across British Columbia's central interior through meaningful professional and personal development opportunities. As part of a national non-profit organization established in 1919, the Prince George chapter provides local members access to a network of close to 10,000 women graduates organized across 120 clubs throughout Canada. The organization facilitates international relations initiatives, advocacy efforts, and policy engagement that empower women to contribute meaningfully to their communities. Members in Prince George benefit from structured networking opportunities, professional development programs, and collaborative projects that advance women's interests at local and national levels. The federation maintains consultative status with the United Nations Committee on the Status of Women and ECOSOC, positioning local members within a globally-connected advocacy framework. Through its bilingual programming and alignment with the International Federation of University Women—an affiliation spanning 80 national associations—the Prince George chapter offers members pathways to influence policy discussions and connect with accomplished women across Canada and internationally. Whether seeking professional advancement, community involvement, or meaningful friendships with like-minded university graduates, the Canadian Federation of University Women in Prince George provides a structured, values-driven community for women committed to education, equity, and social progress.