Today its members liaise with associations dealing with political gender equality councils, immigration, professional matters, trades unions and religious bodies.
[2] The Council has fostered the creation of several new organizations, including the Danske Kvinders Erhvervsråd (Danish Women's Business Council) in 1934 and the Danske Kvinders Samfundstjeneste (Danish Women's Society Service) in 1940.
More recently, the organization has fought for equal pay and leadership for women in Denmark, and internationally for women's reproductive rights, gender equality in politics and business and measures to prevent trafficking.
[2] Today the Council represents 45 Danish organizations with a total membership of over a million.
[3] On 26 March 2023, Maria Jose Landeira Østergård was elected as new president of the organisation.