American Association of University Women is proud to announce that Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Ph.D., the Director-General of the World Trade Organization and former Finance Minister of Nigeria, is the recipient of…
AAUW senior leadership and board members
For more than a century, women have been fighting for equal pay. We've made progress, but stronger and more comprehensive laws are needed.
Our comprehensive directory includes biographies and sponsorship information for AAUW fellows and grantees going back to the 2004-05 academic year.
The Future of Work holds mixed messages for women: They are disproportionately represented in some of the occupations with the highest projected growth in the coming decade, including jobs where…
Jobs most commonly held by women — cashiers, secretaries and bookkeeping clerks, for example — face some of the highest risks of becoming automated in the future.
A list of current cases supported by the AAUW Legal Action Fund
Girls may have higher academic achievement levels in many areas, but they also have higher incidents of reported mental health issues than boys.
In 1993, AAUW gave our highest honor, the Achievement Award, to Wilma Mankiller, who was the first woman chief of the Cherokee Nation and recognized for her contributions toward improving…
Veterans bring another type of diversity to an organization. While they make look like everyone else, they bring unique ideas and perspectives based on their experiences. It is important for…
