WRRC staff photo in front of North Hall
WRRC Staff photo in front of North Hall
Image of the wrrc 2023-2024 staff team
Graduating WRRC Scholars in their stoles on the front steps of the WRRC
WRRC Scholars and Career staff on front steps of the WRRC
WRRC 2018-19 Team
WRRC Scholars in their stoles on the front steps of the WRRC
WRRC Team standing on the front steps of North Hall.
WRRC Team standing on the front steps of North Hall laughing.
WRRC Team standing on the front steps of North Hall.
2020-2021 WRRC Team using Zoom during a team meeting because they are remote.
2020-2021 WRRC Team using Zoom during a team meeting because they are remote. Funny photo.
2019-2020 WRRC Team making funny poses and faces
2019-2020 WRRC Team
WRRC Team funny photo
Funny photos of WRRC Scholars in their stoles on the front steps of the WRRC

Welcome to the WRRC

Our Mission and Vision 

Mission

The Women’s Resources and Research Center (WRRC) challenges all forms of oppression, through the lens of gender equity. The WRRC provides education, advocacy, resources, and a safe space that centers the experiences of womxn, transgender, femme, and non-binary individuals. 

Vision

We envision a university in which people of all genders have the resources and support they need to not only be retained, but to thrive. This vision extends beyond our campus community to the world as a whole. We are working toward a world in which liberation and gender equity have been achieved for all.

Why a Women's Center?

The Women’s Resources and Research Center provides opportunities to promote gender equity in the UC Davis community. Although women make up the majority of students on college campuses, they still navigate issues of hostile campus climate, sexism, and genderism. The WRRC seeks to challenge this and all forms of oppression through advocacy and education. 

The WRRC is also a great place to meet friends and build community. The WRRC is a resource for everyone, promoting gender equity in the UC Davis community. It is critical for everyone to have space to study, relax, be inspired, and laugh in the company of folks who believe in their full potential. There has been much progress toward gender equity, and yet, many of the issues that motivated UC Davis students, staff and faculty to create a supportive space for women on campus in the 1970s still persist on campus and in our communities.