CFUW Oakville, a branch of the Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW), is a leading organization for women university graduates in Oakville. Established in 1949 with 54 charter members, CFUW Oakville aims to promote knowledge and education, actively engage in public affairs, provide fellowship and networking opportunities, and offer scholarships to women in the community. The club organizes monthly meetings featuring interesting speakers, facilitates 30 interest groups, funds and awards scholarships, undertakes special community projects, and participates in provincial and national conferences.

Additionally, CFUW Oakville contributes to international cooperation by collaborating with CFUW and IFUW for understanding and cooperation among women university graduates worldwide. CFUW Oakville is part of the larger CFUW organization, which was founded in 1919 and comprises 10,000 women university graduates across Canada. CFUW members are actively involved in public affairs, advocating for women's rights, education, the environment, peace, and human rights.

The organization establishes its policies through grassroots-level debates and presents them to provincial and federal governments. As a member of Graduate Women International (GWI), CFUW provides support to women globally in their pursuit of higher education and economic stability. CFUW also holds consultative status at the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).

For more information about CFUW Oakville's constitution and bylaws, visit their website