Beijing Women's Federation

Founded in November 1949, Beijing Women's Federation is a mass organization of women from all walks of life and of all nationalities in Beijing, and also a local organization of All-China Women's Federation.

Beijing Women's Federation practices an organizational system combined of 16 district (county) women's federations, 147 street women's federations, 182 town women's federations, 2719 community women's federations, 3941 village women's federations, and 18 women's groups and 6 seminars.

Represent and safeguard women’s rights and interests, and promote the equality between men and women. Undertake the task of uniting, educating, representing, serving and mobilizing the women in the capital.

Zhang YajunSecretary of the Leading Party Members' Group and President of Beijing Women's Federation (BWF): Responsibilities:
To oversee the general work of BWF and its Leading Party Members’ Group, and be in charge of the work of the Office of Beijing Municipal Working Committee on Children and Women.

Tan HongMember of the Leading Party Members’ Group and Vice-President of the BWF: Responsibilities:
To be in charge of work related to exchanges and communications, united front work, women’s development, regional cooperation and assistance; To be in charge of the work of BWF’s Liaison Department and Department for Women’s Development; and To manage and guide the work of Beijing Women’s International Center.

Zhao HongweiMember of the Leading Party Members’ Group and Vice-President of the BWF: Responsibilities:
To be in charge of work related to comprehensive coordination, fund management, personnel and retired officials, Party building, labor union and women’s studies; To be in charge of the work of BWF’s General Office, Organization Department and Party Committee (Department for Party Building Work); and To manage and guide the work of Beijing Women’s Development Research Center.

Chen YanpingMember of the Leading Party Members’ Group and Vice-President of the BWF: Responsibilities:
To be in charge of work related to family and children and the work of Department for Family and Children’s Affairs. To assist BWF’s President in overseeing the work of the Office of Beijing Municipal Working Committee on Children and Women; To manage and guide the work of Beijing Women and Children’s Service Center; and To guide the work of Beijing Women and Children’s Development Foundation.

Du ChunxiaoMember of the Leading Party Members’ Group of the BWF: Responsibilities:
To be in charge of the work related to organization construction of grassroots women’s federations, women’s federations’ participation in social development and the development of women-oriented social organizations; To be in charge of the work of BWF’s Department for Grassroots Organization Construction and Social Work Department; and To manage and guide the work of Beijing Women Cadres School.

Zhang NingyuVice-President of the BWF (on secondment): Responsibilities:
To be in charge of work related to publicity and protection of women’s rights and to be in charge of the work of BWF’s Publicity Department and Legal Department.

Wang YiVice-President of the BWF (part-time): Responsibilities:
To guide the work of BWF’s Publicity Department.

Zhu WenjiaoVice-President of the BWF (part-time): Responsibilities:
To guide the work of BWF’s Legal Department.

Chi ShuyanVice-President of the BWF (part-time): Responsibilities:
To guide the work of the Office of Beijing Municipal Working Committee on Children and Women.

Dong LeVice-President of the BWF (part-time): Responsibilities:
To guide the work of BWF’s Liaison Department.

Miao XiaohongVice-President of the BWF (part-time): Responsibilities:
To guide the work of BWF’s Department for Grassroots Organization Construction.

Li XiangfuSecond-level Inspector with the BWF: Responsibilities:
To assist the work of BWF’s President, to be in charge of special tasks and to assist Secretary of BWF’s Leading Party Members’ Group in the work of exercising full and rigorous governance over the Party.