Get Involved
Joining CWiW is free. Simply request to join our Members’ LinkedIn Group and sign up for our newsletter to start attending our events. Our global Community is open to those who describe themselves as women professionals working on water-related issues, which includes students (18 years and older). Go here for all the ways to connect.
Keep up to date with CWiW
We encourage everyone to follow our LinkedIn Company Page where we post our updates!
In addition, we send out a monthly newsletter to members to share news, upcoming events, calls for collaboration among CWiW members, and relevant resources on specific water topics and for professional development, including job searches. Subscribe to receive the next one in your inbox. You can request to be a member via signing up.
For those who want to follow CWiW but aren’t members, we will be starting an updates newsletter coming out each March, Aug/Sept and December. Sign up is the same; just don’t request to be a member.
Join our LinkedIn Group
Our private Members’ LinkedIn Group allows CWiW members to interact in between events by posting ideas, events, opportunities, and questions with each other. As a CWiW member on LinkedIn, you can post in the Group and reach out to any member directly via LinkedIn messaging.
Collaboration & Opportunities
Since we began in 2019, we have been pleased to have great partners to collaborate with. Are you interested in partnering with CWiW on an event? Would you like a specific opportunity shared with CWiW members in case individuals are interested? Do you have news, events or resources to share? Please email us.
Members can also directly share opportunities and events in the CWiW Members’ LinkedIn Group or contact us to have items added for the next newsletter.
Events
We hold events (largely virtual) on a range of water resources and WASH systems sector topics, such as water and agriculture and water and climate change. Our Learn and Share events are small group discussions on both professional development and water topics. We have partnered to host public events with female experts on water topics. Our Coffee Chats (either virtual or linked to events like conferences) are a great way for members to network informally. We continue to hold most of our events online to allow members to connect across geographies though we are pleased to be able to host some events in-person.
CWiW is a global community of women supporting and empowering one another to advance viable solutions for the water and WASH issues we work on.