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Organizations:

Association for Women's Initiatives

Project with aim to improve quality of women's status in private, family, professional, political and public spheres of life. History, initiatives, and links. In English and Serbian.

http://www.awin.org.yu/

Center for Mayan Women Communicators

Guatemala. A non-profit which functions as a center for women to unite and to develop skills in communications technology to enable better representation in the world and in the media. In English and Spanish.

http://www.interconnection.org/cmcm/

Connecting Women

Connecting Women is a non-profit organization established to motivate and support professional and internationally aware women through the exchange of information and resources based in The Hague, The Netherlands.

http://www.connectingwomen.nl/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Feminenza

International organization offering local workshops, book groups, and other opportunities for women to learn more about themselves. Includes country contact information and newsletter.

http://www.feminenza.org/

Foundation for Women

Works to nurture, educate, and support women of all ages, nationalities, and spiritual backgrounds by creating connections and offering services. Based in San Diego, California. Includes calendar of events, newsletter, and list of programs.

http://www.foundationforwomen.org/

Gather the Women

Worldwide call to action for women gathering in prayer, forgiveness, and purposeful action. Includes a schedule of activities and events, volunteer opportunities, FAQ, and donation information.

http://www.gatherthewomen.org/

Global List of Women's Organizations

Contact information for women's organizations all over the world, sorted by country and region.

http://www.euronet.nl/~fullmoon/womlist/womlist.html

International Association of Lyceum Clubs

For women interested in the arts, sciences, social concerns and in the pursuit of lifelong learning. Gives organization history and local affiliates.[English/French/German]

http://www.lyceumclub.org

National Women's Register

An international organisation of women's discussion groups. Each group takes part in stimulating discussions on a wide range of topics of a non-domestic nature.

http://www.nwr.org/

Rural Women New Zealand

Local and online organizations provide support, training, and advocacy opportunities. Describes programs and provides contact and membership information.

http://www.ruralwomen.org/

WEN

The Women's Environmental Network is a registered charity educating, informing and empowering women and men who care about the environment. It researches and campaigns on environmental and health issues from a female perspective.

http://www.wen.org.uk/

Women in Informal Employment Globalizing and Organizing (WIEGO)

Global network of activists, researchers, and policy makers concerned with improving the status of women in the informal economy. Includes a list of programs, calendar of events, articles, and fact sheets.

http://www.wiego.org/

Women in the Economy

Explores the connection between choices women make and public policies that impact those decisions. Seeks to raise public awareness of the need for institutional reform.

http://www.womenintheeconomy.org/

Women's International Leadership Institute

US-based nonprofit organization assisting women in poverty who do not have the education or leadership skills to improve their economic situation. Profiles, projects and fundraising. In English and Spanish.

http://www.wili.org

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