Pei Association of Sector Councils

The PEI Advisory Council on the Status of Women (PEIACSW) is an independent government-appointed council in Charlottetown, Canada, dedicated to working for gender equality for all islanders. Comprised of nine council members representing regional diversity, the council advises the government on achieving equality in legislation, policies, and programs. PEIACSW promotes changes of attitude within the Prince Edward Island community through special programs, bursaries, and events such as International Women's Day and Women's History Month. The council also conducts policy research, issues annual reports, and organizes the Purple Ribbon Campaign to raise awareness about family violence prevention. Generated from their website

The PEI Business Women's Association (PEIBWA) is a dynamic network that supports women entrepreneurs and business professionals throughout Prince Edward Island. Catering to individuals at all stages of their careers, PEIBWA offers resources, knowledge, and connection opportunities to empower women to start, grow, and thrive in their business ventures. Through workshops, networking events, and the prominent annual PEIBWA Symposium, members gain vital skills and inspiration to advance their careers. With specialized programs aimed at rural business women and newcomers, PEIBWA fosters a collaborative community that celebrates and promotes women in the workforce. Generated from the website

The Dental Association of Prince Edward Island (DAPEI) is a voluntary organization that serves as the recognized voice of dentistry in the province, dedicated to advocating for its members and promoting oral health for all residents. Through collaboration and partnerships, DAPEI provides programs, services, and support to its members while also receiving advocacy and practice services from the Canadian Dental Association and other dental organizations. Distinct from the Dental Council of PEI, which is a regulatory body focused on public interest, DAPEI represents the interests of dentists in the province. The association also promotes initiatives such as the Free First Dental Visit for children under three, encouraging early dental care and lifelong oral health. Generated from the website