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Former Members of the Women’s Caucus
Members of the 116th Women’s Caucus
Members of the Women’s Caucus at the annual congressional gala
Members of the 116th Women’s Caucus

The Women’s Caucus

History and Accomplishments

In April 1977, fifteen Congresswomen held the first meeting of the Women’s Caucus.

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Caucus Leadership

Since the beginning, the Caucus’ bipartisan spirit has been reflected in its leadership.

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The Bipartisan Women’s Caucus

The Bipartisan Women’s Caucus (formerly the Congressional Caucus for Women’s Issues) is a Congressional Member Organization (CMO) registered with the House Administration Committee; its membership includes the women Members of the House of Representatives. The Bipartisan Women’s Caucus is not formally affiliated with the Women’s Congressional Policy Institute; however, the two organizations share similar goals.

While we are not formally affiliated with the Bipartisan Women’s Caucus, we achieve our mission through collaborative work with the Caucus. We facilitate bipartisan relationships and policy priorities among the women Members of Congress through events, programming, and meetings. We believe the Bipartisan Women’s Caucus and its 47-year history of bipartisan work demonstrates the possibilities for collaboration in Congress.

119th Congress

Women's Caucus Leadership

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