Several campus programs strengthen the University's ongoing commitment to gender equity.

• Associated University Women—This campus organization promotes the welfare of all women at the University by providing educational programs on issues of concern to women, networking, and promoting affirmative action.
• UI Student Organizations—There are more than 400 student organizations at Iowa. Those of interest to women may include Women in Science & Engineering (WISE), Women in Business, and Women in Politics.
• Emma Goldman Clinic—This community-based women's health clinic was founded in 1973.
• Iowa Women's Foundation—This community organization serves to raise money to educate and empower all women throughout Iowa.
• Iowa Women's Music Festival—This outdoor summer concert has become an annual event in Iowa City.
• League of Women Voters of Johnson County—This active local organization, which welcomes members of both sexes, researches public policy issues to educate citizens and decision-makers.
• Rape Victim Advocacy Program—This program provides confidential support and advocacy to sexual abuse victims and works to promote social change tthrough education and prevention.
• Women's Resource & Action Center—This University program is devoted to empowering women through counseling, discussion groups, and educational programming for the campus and surrounding community.

Curriculum
These programs offer courses that may be of particular interest to women.

• Sexuality Studies Program—This interdisciplinary program focuses on the history and construction of human sexuality and gender identity.
• Women's Studies Department—This interdisciplinary program brings the perspective of gender, along with a consideration of class, race, ethnicity, nationality, sexuality, and physical ability to bear on a host of problems and issues of current concern.

Education and advocacy

• Office of Equal Opportunity & Diversity—This office supports and enhances the University's commitment to recruiting and retaining a diverse community of faculty, staff, and students.
• Council on the Status of Women—This group acts as an advisory body to the University administration and as an advocacy group for all women on campus.
• Gender Equity in Sports—This web site hosted by two University of Iowa women's athletics supporters is devoted to a discussion of the 1972 legislation that bans sex discrimination in academics and athletics.