Membership

There are three types of memberships in IAWM. To become a member, download and complete the Membership form and return it by email to info@iawm.international.

Women’s and Gender Museums that cannot afford the full membership fee may ask for a reduction and explain the reasons. Reductions are granted at the discretion of IAWM.

Museums - 200 € ($245) per year

For physical and virtual museums. Members receive:

  • Connection with all member museums across five continents.
  • Increased visibility for your museum to the public and other professionals.
  • Opportunity to attend our conferences and symposiums.
  • Opportunity to participate in collaborative projects with fellow members.
  • Opportunity to publish news about your work to the network via our newsletter.
  • E-newsletter
Affiliated Initiatives - 50 € (65 $) per year

For initiatives that seek to establish new museums or for gender-oriented organizations or associations that support women’s museums in their region. Members receive:

  • Connection with all member museums across five continents.
  • Opportunity to attend our conferences and symposiums.
  • Exchange ideas to support your initiative.
  • Opportunity to participate in collaborative projects with fellow members.
  • E-newsletter.

anced settings.

Individual - 20 € ($25) per year

For individual scholars and museum practitioners. Members receive:

  • E-newsletter.
  • Opportunity to attend our conferences and symposiums.
  • Opportunity to publish news about your work and research on our platforms.

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Konubokastofan (The women's book room) was founded by Rannveig Anna Jonsdottir and officially established as a non-profit entity on April 25 2013. Anna conceived the idea for Konubokastofa while studying Icelandic literature at the University of Iceland. Helga Kress,...

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At the end of the First World War, Virginia Gildersleeve, Dean of Barnard College, Caroline Spurgeon, professor of the University of London and Rose Sidgwick of the University of Birmingham decided to create a world organization that united university women, in order...

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