About the WCC
The Mission of the WCC
The Women's Community Center exists to facilitate growth and engagement for Stanford students around issues of gender, equity, identity, and justice. We do this by building community and providing innovative opportunities to explore scholarship, leadership, and activism. Our approach is inclusive, intersectional, and welcoming of people of any gender, background, or level of prior engagement with these issues.
The WCC Offers
- Great spots to study or hang out! Comfy couches & big community tables
- Stickers and other cool swag! “Of Course I’m a Feminist” stickers (sparkly, rainbow, or black & white), WCC Pride stickers, etc.
- Programs & events (or sign up for our mailing list, which includes our weekly Love Notes from the WCC email)
- The WCC Feminist Library
- Info about the 40+ Gender Equity focused student organizations on campus... and more!
Contact the WCC
We'd love to hear from you!
Student Staff
To connect with our student staff, please email us.
WCC Directors
If you have any questions for the WCC directors, please connect with us.
Access Our Socials
Visit the WCC online through the following digital spaces:
Who We Are
The WCC has amazing people at the heart of the work. From professional staff to student staff, from coordinators to interns and volunteers, and student organization leaders and members - it's the people that bring the community and space to life.
The WCC Space
Welcome to the WCC! Since the pandemic, our team has been working very hard to shift and restructure our space to better suit the needs of our students and community while also continuing to prioritize the safety, health, and wellbeing of the most marginalized. The Women's Community Center is located at 433 Santa Teresa Street, on the first floor of the Fire Truck House.
WCC History
The history of our center can be traced back to the 1970s! Here you can learn more about the Women's Community Center history as well as access the WCC archive.
Women's Voluntary Student Organizations
The WCC provides space, support, and advising to Women’s Voluntary Student Organizations, also known as WVSOs. The following is a list of Stanford student groups that are available to students. There are a wide variety of WVSOs, including academic, service, performing arts, sororities and pre-professional organizations, to choose from!
WCC Mailing List
Would you like to stay up to date regarding our latest programs and opportunities to engage with the WCC? Sign up for the WCC Announce mailing list.
Make a Gift
Would you like to make a donation to the WCC? We’d love your support in our programs and offerings to provide opportunities to engage around issues of gender, equity, identity, and justice.Please use the link below and select “Other Stanford Designation” and type in Stanford Women’s Community Center. If you have any questions, please feel free to let us know!
You can stay connected and engaged with WCC Community by signing up to the WCC Announce Listserv, following us on Instagram, checking out our NEW WCC online site and attending our upcoming events!
