Get involved!

Register with the official Stanford Alumni Women's Impact Network group through the Stanford Alumni Association.
Stanford alumni? Log in to the Stanford Alumni Association homepage and join the official WIN group here. 
Then, click here and tell us a bit about yourself!

Spread the word about WIN to your friends.
  • Join the community on Facebook and share our page with friends.
  • Reach out to alumni by email or by phone to tell them about WIN!
  • Join our discussion list and share opinions and resources. To be added to our mailing list, fill out your information on our CONTACT page.

Attend and host WIN events in your area.
  • Check out the EVENTS page for information on upcoming events.
  • Peruse our WIN service toolkit to learn more about planning a service event in your area.
  • Send us an email at [email protected] if you would like to host or organize an event in your area.

Become a Regional Ambassador.
Regional ambassadors help build a network of alumni in their region by reaching out to alumni, organizing events, building relationships with other Stanford alumni groups, and encouraging alumni to connect/register with Stanford Alumni WIN online. The WIN leadership board depends on the regional ambassadors for insights and feedback on alumni interests and needs. We are currently seeking individuals across the globe who are committed to social justice, believe in the mission of the WCC and Stanford Alumni WIN, and can help build strong regional communities. Given its emphasis on relationship-building, this role necessitates at least a one year commitment.  If you are interested in serving as a WIN Ambassador in your city, contact Gabie.

Join the Leadership Board.
Responsibilities of WIN Leadership Board members include:
  • Committing to at least one year in this position.
  • Attending (or call in to) quarterly board meetings (4 each year). 
  • Providing leadership for the WIN network, planning events, managing social media/email lists, and other outreach/community building.
  • Playing an advisory role to the Women's Community Center, contributing expertise and strategic advice to current and future work of the WCC. 
  • Being accessible to Women's Community Center student staff members 
If you are interested in learning more, please contact co-chairs April & Gabie.

Share your opinion.
Send your comments to [email protected], or click here to tell us a bit about yourself and how you'd like to be involved!

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WIN meet-up in Palo Alto, 2015
WIN meet-up in New York City, 2016
WIN meet-up in Washington, DC, 2017
WIN members at Beyond the Farm in St. Louis, 2018
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