WCSA organizes extracurricular cultural, athletic, professional development, community outreach and social activities in a manner that keeps with the highest standards of equity and environmental sustainability.
 

In the past, some of the most popular social initiatives run by the Association include Woodsworth’s Orientation Week, WCSA Pancake Wednesdays, Puppy Therapy, the Red Party Winter Semi-Formal, and the annual Woodsworth Awards Gala. 

In addition to the numerous social initiatives run by WCSA throughout the year, WCSA strives for advocacy work on behalf of the students of Woodsworth College to promote the standards of equity, accountability, transparency, and inclusion that define the Association. This includes advocacy work on LGBTQ2+ rights, anti-discrimination work for racialized students, mental health awareness, low income financial assistance, and most recently, the Free Menstrual Products Campaign, which aims to create a more inclusive, more accommodating, and less stigmatized environment for women.

WCSA is a proud partner of numerous on-campus groups at Woodsworth, including Woodsworth’s premier student arts and culture publication, the Howl Magazine; the Woodsworth Inclusive (WiNC), who work tirelessly to promote LGBTQ2+ rights at the College; the Woodsworth Racialised Inclusive Students’ Collective (WRiSC), who work to promote the inclusion and rights of racialized students at Woodsworth College; the American Sign Language Club (ASL Club), which aims to raise awareness about Deaf culture and spread signing in the UofT community in order to break the communication barriers between the Deaf and the hearing; and Cards4Humanity, which aims to raise funds for gift cards for those experiencing homelessness on the streets of Toronto.

Finally, WCSA provides a variety of services to Woodsworth students, including locker rental, discounted merchandise sales, and 5-cent printing.