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This new exhibit, located in Alexandria, Va., highlights the achievements of six women leaders in STEM who are breaking boundaries in engineering and beyond. Source

SWE is bringing together a virtual panel of educators on April 10 to inspire the next generation of female scientists, engineers and astronauts! Source

Join the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) in commemorating Women’s History Month with a collection of podcasts, blogs and magazine articles that showcase the remarkable achievements of women in STEM. Source

As part of the Late Career & Retiree Affinity Group’s spotlight month, Vicki Johnson (she/her) reflects on her retirement journey and connections with other LCR AG members. Source

Dr. Jess Wade has created thousands of Wikipedia pages that highlight the achievements of women scientists and engineers. Hear her story on Diverse: a SWE podcast! Source

Sunita Ramnarinesingh, an electrical engineer and SWE member, shares about her experience at SWE’s Virtual Career Fair for Professionals and shines a light on how to prepare for the event. Source

Smita Tharoor shares the four types of workplace change and how emotional resilience ties into change management. Plus, join her free course “Transforming Together: Change Management Best Practices for Teams” in SWE’s Advance Learning Center!* Source

Grisel Quiles, senior director of reagents manufacturing at BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company), shares her reflections on how women in STEM can achieve harmony and balance between their work and personal lives. Source

In honor of Women’s History Month, read about the experience of Society of Women Engineers (SWE) members in the 1950s and 1960s in this article by SWE Past President Lt. Col. Arminta Harness. Source

Bechtel has partnered with SWE on a number of important initiatives that showcase a strong commitment to gender diversity and inclusion. Source