Contact us

by mail:

Wellesley Centers for Women
Wellesley College
106 Central Street
Wellesley, MA 02481-8203 USA

(please note that this address is for US Postal and UPS mail only. For street addresses/driving directions, please see directions to WCW.)

by phone & email:

Main Reception:
781.283.2500
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Main Staff Directory (entire campus):
Search by Name/Department 

Donor Relations:
781.283.2484
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Pre-Award Services:
(Project funding for WCW projects only--not for external applicants)
781.283.2508

Press/Media Relations:
781.283.2552
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Publication Sales
781.283.2510
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Speaker Requests:
781.283.2552

Jean Baker Miller Training Institute:
781.283.3800

National Institute on Out-of-School Time:
781.283.2547

Open Circle:
781.283.3277

by fax:

781.283.2504

seeking help?

Staff at the Wellesley Centers for Women conducts research on a variety of issues that affect women, children, and families. However, we do not provide direct care, legal advice, or referrals. If you are in need of services ranging from emergency intervention to legal advocacy please consult this list of helpful resources.

A key goal for our work at the Wellesley Centers for Women (WCW) is to strengthen and deepen our international connections and collaborations. Through these efforts, a compilation of gender equality laws and domestic violence laws from across the world is available for download.

other resources & links

Scholars and trainers at the Wellesley Centers for Women collaborate with colleagues across the nation and the world. A brief list representing some of our partners can be found on this site.

disaster relief

Relief organizations are working to bring aid to Haiti and other countries experiencing disasters. The website, disastercenter.com, has an expanded list of agencies and resource links that can help donors evaluate charitable organizations that aid communities in crisis.