Welcome to the AAUW Florida Website!

WE’RE TENACIOUS AND TRAILBLAZING
Advocating equity for women and girls in Florida since 1929.

We’re 1,400 women-strong, sharing a vision of equal opportunity for all as part of a national organization founded in 1881 to empower women and girls. Programs and activities of our 28 active branches throughout Florida focus on advancing gender equity through research, education and advocacy. We embrace a vision of equity for all. 

In everything we do, we’re nonpartisan, fact-based, principled, inclusive, and intersectional. Our website highlights our accomplishments and what we want to achieve.

Join us!


 

Wouldn’t you like more in-depth information on the important issues facing Florida from an equity-focused viewpoint?   Then be sure to attend as many AAUW Florida Issue Forums this year as you can. All sessions will start at 6:00 PM and last for an hour. The series is open to AAUW members and guests.

AAUW FL Public Policy Issue Forum
Thursday, February 13th – 6:00 pm held via Zoom

Florida Legislative Preview

Come learn about AAUW Florida’s work in Tallahassee this year. Dr. Pat DeWitt, AAUW Co- Public Policy Director will share the upcoming AAUW Florida legislative agenda.

Registration required – Registration – Zoom Link

 


when women voteAdvocacy and voter education

We’re passionate about advancing equity and equal opportunities for women and girls, and actively work to achieve results.  Read more…

 

Diversity and inclusion

We’re non-partisan, but not values-neutral. We’re inclusive and diverse and stand against racism. Read more….

 

Economic security research

For many Florida women, it’s economic insecurity, as the research we sponsored shows, especially for Latina and Black women. Read more

STEM camps for middle school girls

The two 2024 week-long STEM summer camps will be at Stetson University in Deland from June  9 – 15 and at Florida Atlantic University in Jupiter from June 16 – 22Read more….

Salary Negotiation Workshops

Our free online Work Smart classes give women the skills they need for better pay and benefits. Read more