In honor of the second annual LGBTSTEM Day on July 5, 2019, Eos dives into the issues of visibility for people of sexual and gender minorities in the sciences. How does being open at work affect scientists’ ability to perform? How does visibility affect young scientists’ growth? And how are LGBTQ+ people still missing from our data sets?
Reinvented Magazine is the first of its kind, revolutionizing the classic fashion and beauty magazine young women crave with their addition of content featuring inspiring stories of women in STEM defying the odds in their field and articles covering the latest tech news.
Space and journalism combine on the Kyrgyzstan Space Programme, where a group of young women are building the country’s first satellite.
Finding the best emerging tech talent means using strategic sourcing initiatives to reach the right candidates on the right channels at the right time.
The theme of this year’s International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) is “Transforming the Future.” To help celebrate the passions, efforts and careers of female engineers around the world, SWE reached out to some of our international members to see how they are #TransformingTheFuture. Below, SWE Member Marina Gessinger explains how she is advancing and celebrating STEM in Montenegro, Brazil.
Whether it’s due to the birth of a child, a health problem or another personal issue, life often necessitates a break from work. But it can be tough to come back from an extended leave—especially in the STEM fields. Johnson & Johnson wants to help change that.
The theme of this year’s International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) is “Transforming the Future.” To help celebrate the passions, efforts and careers of female engineers around the world, SWE reached out to some of our international members to see how they are #TransformingTheFuture. Below, Dr. Sabine Klausner explains how she is advancing and celebrating STEM in Salzburg, Austria.
SWE maintains an environment that is supportive of diversity and promotes inclusion within our organization and the engineering community. To advance these efforts, SWE has created a variety of resources to assist you and your team in creating an inclusive environment.
In this Diverse podcast episode, Gulnaaz Afzal—an international graduate student pursuing aerospace engineering—speaks about her experience coming to the US from India, obstacles she has faced and fought back against as a minority female engineer, and her passion for advancing D&I in the engineering world and for women in general.
The theme of this year’s International Women in Engineering Day (INWED) is “Transforming the Future.” To help celebrate the passions, efforts and careers of female engineers around the world, SWE reached out to some of our international members to see how they are #TransformingTheFuture. Below, Suchismita Sanyal explains how she is advancing and celebrating STEM in Bengaluru, India.