The Contra Costa Women and Girls Commission was established in 1984 to provide advice and information to the Board of Supervisors regarding the health and well-being of women and girls in the county. Women's March Contra Costa is an independent organization that does not share any leadership, decision-making input, or financial connection with Women's March, Inc. The Alameda County Commission on the Status of Women was created in 1975 to help eliminate discrimination and prejudice against women in areas such as housing, employment, health services, child care, education, transportation, credit, legal rights, and community services. The Contra Costa Women's Commission (CCCW) was formed to educate the public and advise the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors on issues related to the changing social and economic conditions of women in the county, with special emphasis on economically disadvantaged people. The mission of the CCCW is to “improve the economic situation, social welfare and overall quality of life of women in Contra Costa County.”The Women's March Against the Coast (WMCC) stands in solidarity with African American communities and other communities of color. WMCC is a local grassroots organization that is committed to promoting intersectionality and inclusion. The Contra Costa Commission on the Status of Women (CCCSW) is a powerful organization that works to ensure that all women in Contra Costa County have access to equal opportunities.
The CCCSW works to eliminate discrimination against women in areas such as housing, employment, health services, child care, education, transportation, credit, legal rights, and community services. The CCCSW also provides advice and information to the Board of Supervisors regarding the health and well-being of women and girls in the county. The CCCSW works with local organizations such as Women's March Contra Costa to promote intersectionality and inclusion. The CCCSW also works with other organizations such as Alameda County Commission on the Status of Women to ensure that all women have access to equal opportunities. The CCCSW also works with local grassroots organizations to promote awareness about issues related to women's rights. The CCCSW has a number of programs that are designed to help women in Contra Costa County.
These programs include job training programs for low-income women; financial literacy programs; legal assistance programs; mentoring programs; educational programs; health care programs; housing assistance programs; and support for victims of domestic violence. The CCCSW also works with local businesses to promote equal pay for equal work. The CCCSW also works with local schools to ensure that girls have access to quality education. The CCCSW also works with local law enforcement agencies to ensure that all women are safe from violence. The CCCSW is committed to promoting equality for all women in Contra Costa County. The CCCSW works hard to ensure that all women have access to equal opportunities and are treated fairly.
The CCCSW is dedicated to making sure that all women have access to quality education, health care, housing assistance, job training programs, financial literacy programs, legal assistance programs, mentoring programs, and support for victims of domestic violence.
