Women's Intercultural Network

Public Policy OfficesCalifornia, United States2-10 Employees

The Women's Intercultural Network (WIN) is a San Francisco–based nonprofit organization that operates in the public policy arena, focusing on ensuring that the voices of women and girls are heard in governance and economic forums. Incorporated in 1995 as a 501(c)(3) organization, WIN functions as a consultative body to the United Nations Economic and Social Council and has historically connected women and girls across cultures for collective action in both local and global contexts. The organization has pursued initiatives to implement the Beijing Platform for Action, including a policy mechanism known as CAWA, which stands for the California Women’s Agenda. Its recent activity includes partnerships aimed at facilitating connection and healing in response to regional crises, reflecting its role in mediation and intercultural collaboration. WIN operates within the public policy space, seeking to elevate participation and influence for women and girls in governmental and economic systems, with a presence in the United States and a broader international focus.

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