PEI Advisory Council on the Status of Women
Conseil consultatif sur la situation de la femme de lā€™ĆŽ.-P.-Ɖ.

Working for gender equality for all Islanders

Promoting changes of attitude within the Prince Edward Island community

Advising government to achieve equality in legislation, policies, and programs

The PEI Advisory Council on the Status of Women (PEIACSW) is an arm’s-length government-appointed Council. Nine Council members are selected from among Island women who have demonstrated a commitment to women’s equality and who represent regional, cultural, and ethnic diversity.

Travailler Ć  l’atteinte de l’égalitĆ© des genres pour tous les Insulaires

Favoriser les changements d’attitude dans la communautĆ© de lā€™ĆŽle-du-Prince-Ɖdouard

Conseiller le gouvernement pour Ć©tablir l’égalitĆ© dans les lois, les politiques et les programmes

Le Conseil consultatif sur la situation de la femme de lā€™ĆŽ.-P.-Ɖ. (CCSFƎPƉ) est un conseil indĆ©pendant dont les membres sont nommĆ©s par le gouvernement. Le Conseil est composĆ© de neuf membres sĆ©lectionnĆ©s parmi des femmes insulaires qui font preuve d’intĆ©rĆŖt pour l’égalitĆ© de la femme et qui reprĆ©sentent la diversitĆ© rĆ©gionale, culturelle et ethnique.

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50th Anniversary 1975-2025 posts will be available at this link:
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Recent news from PEI ACSW

Lunch & Learn for Family Violence Prevention Week

The PEI Advisory Council on the Status of Women with PEERS Alliance will be hosting a Lunch and Learn for Family Violence Prevention Week on Thursday, May 12 from 12pm-1pm at the PEERS Alliance Office at 250-B Queen Street in Charlottetown. This will be a great chance...

Commentary: Setting the grade for gender equality in PEI

Cathy Rose: "Women are still underrepresented in decision-making roles across government, making up only 20 per cent of cabinet and only 25 per cent of deputy minister-level appointments." Contributed photo Government gets a B+, but there’s still a ways to go in terms...