The Wyoming Council for Women's Issues is a 13-member council with representation from each of the nine Judicial Districts in addition to four at large members and one ex-officio member of the Wyoming Business Council. The WCWI is a Governor appointed council, supported with funding from the Wyoming State Legislature.

The vision of the Wyoming Council for Women's Issues (WCWI) is to work to improve the quality and equality of life for Wyoming Women. WCWI focuses its actions on the needs and concerns of Wyoming women in the following areas: (1) employment practices, (2) educational opportunities, (3) home and community, and (4) legal rights and responsibilities.

NEWS FROM THE COUNCIL

11/13/1009 - Cheyenne - Compared to five years ago, health care, child care and employment and wages still top the list of problems personally experienced by Wyoming women, according to the 2009 Wyoming Women’s Issues Survey. Click HERE for press release.

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2009 Executive Summary / 2009 Issues Survey

2004 Executive Summary / 2004 Issues Survey

Click here for a copy of the latest WCWI Quarterly Newsletter