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The Power of Women⚡ In 2015, women represented only 19% of engineers. By 2022, through the work of The 50K Coalition and its members, women made up 24.20% of engineering graduates. 👩🏾🎓👩🏼🎓🧑🏻🎓 🔗Read the full 50K Coalition Impact Report to learn more. https://50kcoalition.org #50KCoalition #Engineering #DEI #NationalEngineersWeek #DiversityinEngineering

#Eweek2024 Women in Engineering Spotlight: Lillian M. Gilbreth (1878–1972) was a pioneer of industrial and management #engineering and became the first woman elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 1965. Read more about Lillian Gilbreth's legacy of extraordinary achievement: https://ow.ly/3VaM50QEj9p #GirlDay2024

The Power of Women⚡ In 2015, women represented only 19% of engineers. By 2022, through the work of The 50K Coalition and its members, women made up 24.20% of engineering graduates. 👩🏾🎓👩🏼🎓🧑🏻🎓 🔗Read the full 50K Coalition Impact Report to learn more. #50KCoalition #Engineering #DEI #NationalEngineersWeek #DiversityinEngineering

In today's blog post, Srikari Rallabandi addresses the relevance of the Women in Engineering (WE) program. She aims to dispel any misconceptions and highlight the program's objectives. With her personal experiences and insights, she explores the motivation behind the program, the need for diversity, equity, and inclusion, and the larger goals it seeks to achieve. As society strives for diversity in engineering, it's important to consider the societal barriers, stereotypes, and unique challenges faced by women. Through the WE program, women are empowered with technical enablement, economic support, and crucial emotional guidance to overcome these hurdles and fulfill their potential. Srikari Rallabandi encourages readers to join the conversation and share their thoughts and comments. Let's strive for a more balanced, equitable, and inclusive society for everyone. Stay tuned for more articles on this important topic! #WomenInEngineering #DiversityMatters #Inclusion #Empowerment #BreakingBarriers

Engineering is about connection, understanding and responsibility. It’s a discipline that requires real life application of theories developed in STEM and Humanities into something solid that people work or interacts with. It cannot be solitary work by definition.

"Seeing more women within the industry motivates me to inspire girls considering engineering degrees. You can’t be what you can’t see." As today marks International Women’s Day, this article covers why the engineering industry is for everyone. Personality, enthusiasm, vision and drive is desired, not a specific ethnicity, nationality or gender. Special thanks to Doğa Şatır, Morgan Stewart, Hannah Robertson and Karen McLaughlin for contributing to this article. But more importantly for being an inspiration and ambassador for women in engineering. #womeninengineering #internationalwomensday2024 #engineeringcareers #stemcareers #engineeringlife #femaleengineers

Yesterday marked International Women in Engineering Day!   The day highlights the growing presence and contributions of female engineers globally, within the workplace and beyond.   As part of this, we spoke to Akeela H., Ameeta Mohata Pathak and Anna Cummins who are engineers in our Tech and Data Team, to find out what inspired them to pursue a career in engineering and what they most enjoy about their work.   Swipe to learn more about their inspiring stories below. 👇   #BritInsurance #INWED24 #EnhancedByEngineering #Insurance

Yesterday was International Women in Engineering Day and this year the theme was “Enhanced by Engineering.” The focus this year was to spotlight the women engineers that enhance lives every day. According to the Women’s Engineering Society, only 16.5% of engineers are women and we want to change that. It is a part of our mission to make space for women in the industry and champion the women that ensure the delivery of our expert service at Artic. If you would like to learn more about the women at Artic and what we are doing to make space for women in STEM, check out our article on International Women in Engineering Day: https://lnkd.in/d3X46ZNF Let’s celebrate women in engineering together! #INWED24 #facilitymanagement

This Sunday, 23 June, is International Women in Engineering Day. It's a significant occasion to reflect on the contributions of women in engineering and to inspire future generations of female engineers.   A 2022 report by Engineers Australia found that women make up 48 per cent of Australia’s workforce, yet account for just 13 per cent of the nation’s working engineers. This disparity highlights the importance of encouraging more women to pursue and thrive in engineering careers.   To mark this day, we asked Director Nicole Armit, BEnvEng and Associate Katie Teyhan, BEng (Mech) to share their perspectives as women in engineering. Check out the video below to hear their responses and join us in celebrating the achievements and potential of women in engineering.   #INWED24 #EnhancedByEngineering #CreatingOpportunities

Celebrating the brilliance and contributions of women in engineering! Today, on International Women in Engineering Day, MMTC acknowledges the invaluable role that women play in shaping the manufacturing landscape. From designing innovative solutions to driving technological advancements, women engineers are at the forefront of our industry's evolution. #womeninengineering #womeninengineeringday #engineering #engineer #manufacturing #womeninmanufacturing