Campus based networking includes creating opportunities for students, especiallly women students, to gather and address their concerns and needs. One way in which this is accomplished is through PWC sponsored campus women's groups. The PWC provides consultation, financial and material support, space, equipment and professional expertise to a number of student groups. Among the most active this past year include the following:

Women In Thought (WIT)

Women In Thought (WIT) is a campus group dedicated to promoting the social and political awareness of women's issues on campus and beyond through activist activity, community service initiatives, and awareness-promoting activities. WIT aims to bring women together so that they can articulate the goals for our generation of feminism and work.
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The F-Word: A Collection of Feminist Voices

The F-Word is a new literary journal on campus, created to fill the void here at Penn. Our mission is to provide an outlet for writing or art pertaining to feminism (broadly defined as respect for all individuals regardless of gender or sexual affiliation).
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Penn for Choice

Penn for Choice aims to foster awarness of all issues surrounding reproductive choice within the Penn Community and beyond. Through a diverse array of initiatives, including political advocacy, discussions, debates, and reproductive health workshops, they strive to promote education on topics of increasing relevance to our time.
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Sister to Sister

Sister to Sister is a support group for women of the African diaspora. It is a forum in which members meet and talk to other undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff about their lives and experiences at Penn.
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Penn Consortium of Undergraduate Women (PCUW)

PCUW is an umbrella organization of more tha 20 undergraduate women's groups. Besides serving as liaison between the students and the University, their efforst include an annual campus-wise Women's Week that celebrates women's accomplishments on campus and around the world.
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