GW Leading Women Of Tomorrow

Join us in the women’s org fair! 📍Columbian Square USC

The GW Student Consortium on Women, Peace and Security and GW Leading Women of Tomorrow stand with the student protestors and their encampment and join the numerous student organizations on campus in calling for George Washington University to uphold its responsibility to protect students and their right to protest peacefully.

To echo sentiments expressed by the DMV Faculty for Academic Freedom, who mentor, educate, and uplift our student body, “the purpose of a University is to encourage and allow open and free expression of speech to uphold the democratic ideals of a society. George Washington University, and indeed universities across the DMV and the United States as a whole, will fail in their most basic promises and commitments if they continue to repress, arrest, suspend, and stifle the free speech and political activity of their students.”

Thank you all for your interest in this evening’s event! However, due to ongoing student activism on campus and our desire to remain respectful of our attendees, speakers, and the general student body, we have decided to postpone tonight’s event. We will share further information at a later date.

In need of a professional photo for your LinkedIn? Join GW Leading Women of Tomorrow , the Student Consortium on Women Peace and Security , SINAR , and the ESIA South Asian Board to get some headshots! A professional camera will be used! Light snacks will be provided. RSVP Now!

Join us on zoom or in person for our symposium on women’s education!! We have two amazing speakers that you don’t want to miss 😁 Register now!!!

Join GWU LWT to discuss women and girls' access to education from a global perspective, featuring keynote, Dr. D Sarala in Telangana, India. Link in bio to sign up!!

🌟Pramila Jayapal is a congresswoman in Washington, Seattle. She is a force in government and advocates for social justice for women, climate, and immigration!!

Join us on Feb 28th for a LinkedIn workshop with guest speaker Kayla Brock!!

🌟 Barbara Jordan was the first Black woman to be elected into the Texas State Senate. Her work and position set precedent for Black women in government!

GOOD NEWS!! We have open positions on our E-Board :) Apply now to be a first-year representative, link in bio 🙌🏼

Join on Wednesday, Feb 1st from 12:00-1:30pm EST at the Milken School of Public Health 6th floor conference room for a discussion on Contraceptives, access and the effect of policies within the U.S. with Dr. Julia Strasser. Cookies and sodas will be provided. Visit to register!

Visit the GW LWT table at the spring org fair today!!

GWU LWT wishes everyone a Happy Holidays and Happy New Year’s!
Whether you celebrated Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa, Rohatsu, Saint Nicholas Day, or any other festival, we hope you spent an amazing time with family and friends.
Happy New Year’s!

Sexism impacts all women, especially those seeking elected office. The Barbara Lee Family Foundation has conducted research to help women who face sexism on the campaign trail how effectively navigate it.
Visit barbaraleefoundation.org to get more information, or click on the link in our bio!

Sylvia Rivera was a prominent part of the Stonewall Uprising. Her work alongside Marsha P Johnson opened many doors for transgender individuals. Her legacy continues today through the Sylvia Rivera Law Project!

🧁GWU LWT will be having a Bake Sale on November 29th from 11am to 3pm inside the University Student Center!
Stop by to get some baked treats!

🌟Parinya Chereophol, more commonly known as Nong Toom, is a Thai kickboxer. She continued her career in the sport after transitioning which opened space for trans athletes. Toom strongly believes that gender should not stop a person from pursuing their passions and believes that kickboxing doesn’t take away from her femininity!

Introducing GWU LWT’s 2022-2023 Executive Board!
We’re so excited to welcome our new members.💕

GWU LWT condemns any government telling women what they should and should not wear. We stand with Muslim women who face oppression from both ends. Legal bans of wearing a burqa, niqab, hijab, or any form of covering in public for women who wish to wear it is just as much a violation of the rights of women who choose not to wear it but are forced to.
GWU LWT firmly believes that Muslim women should have the right to wear what they choose and to make decisions about their lives and faith.
No government should regulate women’s choices about how they live or express themselves.

Join us for a Relationship Building Training Session with EMILY’s List on Oct. 19 at 6pm EST in USC 404. Learn how to build authentic relationships with members of your community, and drive change!

RSVP via Engage using the link in our bio!

Join GWU Leading Women of Tomorrow X Transgender and Non-Binary Students of GWU for a celebration of Latinx Heritage Month with Alexa Rodriguez, DMV Director of the TransLatin@ Coalition on October 12th at 6:30 PM via Zoom!
Stay tuned for the registration link!

Join us on Sunday, October 9th, 2022 for a Hot Girl Walk in Support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month!
Chat with members of GWU LWT and GW Relay for Life and meet new friends!
We will meet at Peet’s Coffee (in District) at 10:30 am and walk to the Georgetown Waterfront and back to GW.
All donations are appreciated, but not required. All donations will be given to GW Relay for Life's fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. Donate through the link in our bio.
We look forward to seeing you on Sunday morning!

💖New blog post alert! Go check out “Motherhood Shouldn’t be the Default for Women” by on our website! Link in bio.

CJSA and LWT are excited to welcome Professor Zimife Umeh to GW! Join us on September 28th at 6:45 PM in the University Student Center (Room 404) to learn about her research on formerly incarcerated women.
We’d like to thank for inviting us to co-host.

🌟Want to get involved on campus? Join GWU Leading Women of Tomorrow’s Executive Board! We have 6 positions open for the 2022-2023 year.
Our goals are to increase women’s leadership and advance equality.
Applications are due October 3rd, 2022.
Visit the link in our bio to apply.

💫Mary Peltola is a politician and former tribal judge serving as the executive director of the Kuskokwim River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission.
She is the first Alaska Native member of Congress.

Come meet the 34 amazing organizations participating in the 2022 Women’s Org Fair, open to everyone! See you there! ✨

When: Sat., Sept. 10 from 1-3pm
Where: The Continental Ballroom (3rd Floor) of the University Student Center

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