About Us and Our History

The Women’s Network of the Red River Valley is committed to developing an anti-racist identity, because we support equity and equality for ALL girls and women.

Our History:

We sponsor anti-oppression trainings for members who are interested in working toward a world of equality.

The Women’s Network was incorporated in 1984 and has since been primarily run by volunteers. It has provided a number of programs and events, including:

Girl’s Council; In a Woman’s Voice art exhibition:

The Education and Action Campaign to Address the Impact of the Sex Industry in Rural Areas.

We are proud to be a part of the women’s liberation movement because we believe in and promote women's rights to:

Equal Opportunities, Equal Pay, Intellectual Respect, Physical and Emotional Safety, Free Sexual Expression, and Reproductive Choices.