Programs and Events

Black Women’s Immersion Community

The Black Women’s Immersion Community centers the unique needs and experiences of undergraduate Black women at Emory and provides a space for first-year women living on campus to network with like-minded students, faculty, and staff. The Black Women's Immersion Community is open to students of any race or national origin who share the lived experience of being a Black woman as well as students who have a demonstrated commitment to Black women’s academic and/or social success.

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Chill with the CWE

Chill with the CWE is a chance for students to reset from the week with a variety of creative community-building activities.

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Girls Who Game

Girls Who Game is a fun, gaming collective where Emory women can participate in gaming in a supportive environment.

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Graduate Women Initiatives

Graduate Women's Writing Group & Graduate Women's Writing Retreat

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I Am Woman

The I AM WOMAN series is programmed in collaboration with the ASC, Centro Latinx, and EBSU. Programs include La Terraza, The Kitchen Table, and Waves.

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The Lounge at the CWE podcast

Living rooms have always been transformative spaces for feminist consciousness-raising, organizing, and community building. Our lounge at the Center for Women at Emory (CWE) is no different. In fact, this where the true magic of the CWE happens. It’s a judgment-free zone where women come to make new friends, have intergenerational conversations, and expand their views. We’re excited to bring you this experience virtually on our new weekly podcast featuring the professional and student staff of the CWE. These are the views of the individuals that work at the CWE, not Emory University.

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Mary Lynn Morgan Lecture on Women and Health

In 1999, the Center for Women founded the Mary Lynn Morgan Annual Lecture on Women and Health, which honors one of Emory's most beloved and respected citizens.

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Women of Excellence Awards

The Emory Women of Excellence Awards celebrates women who have demonstrated extraordinary dedication to issues that affect women at Emory or in the larger community.

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Women's History Month

The Center for Women celebrates Women's History Month every year with a month-long series of events dedicated to Women and Gender as well as a Keynote Speaker.

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Women in the Wilderness

Women in the Wilderness explores the use of outdoor recreation, self-care, skills-building, and community wellbeing as tools for building health and wellbeing. These events center and provide a space for students who have lived experiences in, identify with, or are committed to the empowerment of women.

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