Twink Frey Visiting
Social Activists
President's Advisory
Commission on Women's
Issues (PACWI)
Center for the
Education of Women
University of Michigan
330 E. Liberty St.
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
734.764.6005
CEW's Ongoing Initiatives
Every day, CEW works to promote access, equity and opportunity. The following areas are of continual interest to us.
Economic Opportunity
Michigan women’s talents are underused, and Michigan women are underpaid, relative to men. Read what can be done.
Access to Education
In Michigan’s economy, we can’t afford to limit anyone’s access to college. CEW's policy efforts help poor working parents go back to school.
Diversity and Inclusion
Ensuring equal access and opportunity within the University and the larger society has always been our primary focus at CEW. Read more.
Students with Children
CEW is invested in the success of UM students with parenting responsibilities. See the many ways in which CEW helps
Work/Life Integration
Does “work-life balance” seem unbalanced to you? See what CEW is doing about it.
Violence Against Women
Violence against women, including dating and domestic violence, sexual assault, and sexual harassment, remain pervasive problems within the University community and the larger society. CEW mobilizes community collaboration to lead change.
Women’s Leadership
Helping women develop their leadership potential benefits women leaders and their organizations. See how CEW promotes women leaders.
CEW's Ongoing Initiatives
Student Parents
Access To Education
WorkLife Issues
Economy
Diversity
Violence
From the beginning, a critical part of our mission at the University of Michigan Center for the Education of Women has been to engage in institutional and social change in order to remove barriers women face. All parts of the Center work together. In counseling, we learn of challenges women experience. Through our research, we shine a light on women’s status in the University and in society.
That research stimulates public conversations and leads to policy recommendations and other actions that CEW then pursues, often in collaboration with others on and off campus.
