National Association of Commissions for Women

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About National Association of Commissions for Women

The National Association of Commissions for Women (NACW), based in Media, PA, serves as the national advocate and support system for women's commissions across states, counties, and cities throughout the United States. NACW provides comprehensive resources, practical tools, and expertise designed to help women's commissions not only survive but thrive in today's challenging environment. The organization offers valuable programs and meaningful activities tailored to the unique needs and diverse environments of women's commissions at all governmental levels. NACW delivers best practices that enable commissions to fulfill their core missions while developing professional skills and obtaining technical support. The organization cultivates professional relationships among peers and forms strategic alliances with national partners to amplify impact. NACW plays a significant role in national policy and legislative development, serving as a bridge between government and the private sector. With a membership reflecting all age, economic, ethnic, and social groups, NACW represents a diverse network of advocates committed to women's equity and justice. The organization works to promote public policies that support women's commissions, communicate their value at the national level, and tell the stories of these commissions' work. Governed by a Board of Directors with an Executive Committee and fourteen Directors elected from across the United States, NACW maintains a structured approach to advancing its mission. Through sustained support, strategic strengthening initiatives, and dedicated advocacy, NACW touches millions of women while ensuring they are represented and empowered in their communities.