CLUW has a mission statement that details our objectives and our approach to reaching those objectives [read the full mission statement here]. However, we lack a vision statement to depict our future aspirations--and to inspire each of you to join in our work to empower women in the labor movement.

CLUW officers need your participation in a membership survey to help us evaluate CLUW's internal strengths and weaknesses, identify challenges and target future endeavors. This will help us create the vision statement to drive CLUW's progress in the future. The survey takes an average of 15 to 20 minutes to complete.

Click here to take the survey!

We value your time and your candor. Thank you in advance for your participation.

Photo Credit: The U.S. Census Bureau

CENSUS DAY IS APRIL 1, 2020. Have you completed your questionnaire to help shape your future?

The 2020 census is important for women's health and the health of our families. Census data is used to help determine federal funding for vital health care programs like Medicaid, Title X (reproductive health programs), the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), the Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC), and maternal/child health initiatives.  New for 2020--you can complete the census online, by phone, or by mail.  Learn more about why filling out the 2020 census is important for women's health here.

CENSUS OPERATIONAL ADJUSTMENTS FOR COVID-19

Review updates to the self-response phase (online, phone, mail) and other operational adjustments in place to protect the health and safety of census workers and the public here.

Women’s stories are our strength. We draw inspiration from women who came before us—and from women living and working among us today. Women are part of our individual and collective stories, and a truly balanced and inclusive history recognizes women's ongoing contributions to global society.

Attendees at the first CLUW Conference in Chicago, ca. 1974

Women's History Quizzes