Femmes du monde à Côte-des-Neiges
Femmes du monde à Côte-des-Neiges is a Canadian nonprofit women’s organization based in Montréal, Quebec, operating as a registered charity (Business No. 868686767RR0001). Established in 1996 through grassroots mobilization by women in the Côte-des-Neiges—Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough, it serves as a safe space focused on combating social isolation, fostering feminist solidarity, and advocating for gender equity[2][5].

Mission and Activities
The organization emphasizes inclusion, sisterhood, and empowerment through programs including confidential listening services, support groups addressing domestic violence and mental health, and workshops on sexual health, language skills, and digital literacy[3]. It provides menstrual products, free drop-in daycare during activities, and legal clinics twice monthly[3][5]. Activities such as intercultural discussions and communal meals aim to strengthen community ties and promote civic participation[2][3].

Advocacy and Recognition
Femmes du monde engages in collective actions to advance women’s rights, particularly addressing systemic inequalities and violence against women[1][2]. The organization acknowledges its location on unceded Kanien’kehá:ka Nation lands, emphasizing respect for Indigenous sovereignty and fostering relationships with Indigenous communities in Montréal[1].

Governance and Impact
Led by a team including coordinators and interns, the center releases annual reports documenting its community impact, such as the 2022–2023 report highlighting program reach and advocacy milestones[2]. Membership and donations support its feminist-oriented mission, with activities funded through charitable contributions[5].