The UW Blockchain club is a network of students interested in Blockchain technology.

After Bitcoin was released, people soon realized the immutable structure of Blockchains can be extended to be much more than just a store of value. At UW Blockchain Club, we discuss that underlying technology and it's implications.

The Blue Ribbon Club is a collaborative effort that strives to bring Autism Awareness to the forefront of UW’s Campus and the Waterloo region.

We are the University of Waterloo Student Chapter of the Canadian Association for Global Health (UW CAGH). We represent a student-led initiative designed to foster research and networking in global health among University of Waterloo students across all disciplines. Our goal is to engage with students interested in global health research or who may be considering a career in the field of global health, to open opportunities for professional development.

We invite students from all faculties at UW to follow us on instagram (@cagh_uw) and to join our general member email list: https://forms.gle/y6E7WYbu2QCX2Svr6

To learn more about the larger Canadian Association for Global Health, check out this link https://cagh-acsm.org/en .

The UW Neurodivergent Community (UWNDC) is a new student-led club aimed at providing a safe and inclusive space for neurodivergent students to connect and make new friends. The club hosts various fun and interactive events such as movie nights and online game nights, with the goal of creating a welcoming environment for all members. With a strong foundation, the UW Neurodivergent Community is poised to provide a valuable resource and safe space for the neurodivergent student population at the University of Waterloo.

Menstruation is often stigmatized across diverse cultures and communities and is associated with negative connotations. The founder of the UW Period Purse strives to eradicate this stigma by addressing this topic that affects billions of women every day. UW Period Purse is an organization that is committed to uplifting and empowering marginalized women in period poverty, which is a crucial public health concern. Period poverty refers to the inability of women to access menstrual products due to financial constraints. It is estimated that Canadian women spend up to $6,000 in their lifetime on menstrual hygiene products. At UW Period Purse, we believe that menstrual products should not be a luxury but a necessity. Periods are often used interchangeably with menstruation. Hence, the founders of UW Period Purse brought in this word to represent our club, as it combats the stigma and negative connotations that are often associated with menstruation.

The purpose of the club is to promote Arab heritage through cultural, social, and educational events. We aim to build a community that connects students of Arab origin and/or interested in Arab culture to foster mutual support. WASA intends to strengthen the Arab community in UWaterloo and address Arab affairs.

Women in Healthcare was founded in Spring 2020 with the goal of advancing women in different healthcare fields and advocating for gender equality. We welcome anyone interested in the medical fields including but not limited to medicine, pharmacy, optometry, and dentistry. Our club events, workshops, and mentoring programs will be focused on celebrating achievements of women in healthcare, stimulating dialogue on gender biases in our career path, and empowering female professionals to be leaders in the healthcare field. We hope to become the unique voice for women’s well-being and the advancement of women in healthcare by offering a selection of activities and initiatives open to students of all genders and backgrounds. In solidarity and strength, we will work towards discovering our full potentials as future female healthcare professionals.

WomeninPreLawUW strives to create a space for women across all programs at the University of Waterloo to learn and support one another through their own unique journey of pre-law. Our vision is to bring together women from various majors and faculties who share this passion for law, whether they plan on going to law school, or simply find law interesting and want to become more immersed in learning and reflecting on women in this field. We commit to education on our platforms by reflecting on important inspirational figures and women empowerment. The club at its core allows an opportunity for women on campus to find like-minded individuals who share their passion for law, with a focus on women's empowerment and education overall!

WiSTEM (Women in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) was founded in Spring 2013 by UW students who want to promote equality in STEM disciplines. Although we focus on the issue of gender imbalance, we encourage both males and females, grads and undergrads, and anyone with a connection to STEM to participate. Our activities are a mix of skills workshops, topical discussions, homework help, speakers, and special trips. We hope to deliver a regular programme of events spanning all STEM topics which promote collaboration, creativity, and open-mindedness to all students.

The Young Liberals of Canada is the organization for progressive, politically-minded youth. The University of Waterloo Young Liberals, exists to help students, faculty and citizens get informed and engaged in Canadian politics. Our mission is to inform and inspire the next generation of political leaders in the Kitchener-Waterloo region and across Canada, and connect Canadian youth with the political process.

We strive to provide an inclusive environment where political opinions and ideas can be shared freely, and group members are given opportunities for active participation, personal growth, and leadership. We are affiliated with the Liberal Party of Canada, and believe in the liberal ideals of freedom, justice and equal opportunity for all Canadians.