About Us

IAWM is a strong network of museums worldwide, meeting every four years to exchange ideas, connect with one another, and support our collective efforts to tell women’s stories. Working collaboratively, IAWM has six key goals.

Our Goals

  • To promote culture, arts, education and training from a gender perspective;
  • To foster exchange, networking, mutual support and global cooperation among Women’s Museums;
  • To conduct research and the development of projects, exhibitions, new initiatives, community activities, seminars and conferences;
  • To promote and strengthen the acceptance of Women’s and Gender Museums worldwide;
  • To achieve international recognition in the world of museums; and
  • To advocate for women’s rights and a gender democratic society.

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Statement Against Violence Against Women

IAWM stands against violence against women. Read our statement here.

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IAWM is funded by membership dues and donations from supporters like you. Please consider making a gift in support of our goals by clicking the button below.

Latest News

Gender Equality: Un-Gendering Memory And Museum Practices

We are delighted to invite you to the TRACTS workshop of WG2: Traces and Social Justice. Date: September 29-30, 2023 Venue: Slovene Ethnographic Museum, Metelkova ulica 2, 1000 Ljubljana Organizing committee:  Tina Palaić, Slovene Ethnographic Museum Polona Sitar,...

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The Congress of Women in Poland

The Congress of Women is behind us (2-3 September) - an event which for 15 years has been the most important place for active Polish women to exchange experiences. Where we can talk openly about our problems, find solutions and support each other. As a reminder -...

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Summer at the Women’s Museum Norway

We are currently finishing up an exciting and successful summer season at the Women’s Museum Norway. We are happy to have welcomed a mix of locals, Norwegians from other parts of the country and international visitors to our five exhibitions on local female pioneers...

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