Dear INWES members, We have the pleasure to announce our newsletter Issue #41. Please use this link. We also would like to invite you to send us your activities in the format of an article to be published in our newsletter. We are always eager to see and hear great news from all our members. Sincerely, […]
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[Taipei, October 30, 2024] In a pioneering step to promote gender equality and science education, the Society of Taiwan Women in Science and Technology (TWiST), under the guidance of the National Science and Technology Council (NSTC), R.O.C., creates a unique digital interactive storybook titled Intertwining Space: A Trailblazing Woman Scientist’s Journey Through Science and Soul
With Warmth and Technology: HERStory Comes to Life as an Interactive Storybook Read More »
Let’s introduce JNWES: The Japan Network of Women Engineers and Scientists https://www.jnwes.org/japan-network-of-women-engineers-and-scientists/ JNWES History INWES Japan was established in 2002, and it is a unique voluntary organization that specializes in international networking activities. It was composed of 3 women’s science and engineering professional associations. They are JWEF (Japan Women Engineers Forum), JSPEW (The Japan Society of
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The Falling Walls Lab Mongolia’24 forum, which was successfully held on September 27 in a hybrid format, announced its winners, showcasing the innovative ideas and scientific works of young scientists, researchers, professionals, and young innovators to international scholars, investors, and businesspeople. Each of the thirteen speakers who advanced to the final stage of this forum
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The International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists – Asia-Pacific Nations Network (INWES-APNN) 2024 Conference, held in Hanoi, Vietnam, from October 4th to 5th, was a significant event that brought together women leaders in STEM from across the region. The conference theme, “The Role of Women in Science & Technology and International Integration for Sustainable
Report: INWES-APNN 2024 Conference – Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges Read More »
Which wall will your research break? Pitch your innovative idea in just three minutes, showcasing a breakthrough that positively impacts science and society. Once again, INWES is delighted to be supporting our members in Mongolia W-STEM who are working with Falling Walls for the Mongolia Lab on September 27th! Deadline to submit your ideas is
QUICK: Falling Walls Mongolia Lab – Deadline 19th Sept Read More »
🌟Exciting news! The African Conference of Women Engineers and Scientists (ACWES 2024) is happening in Kigali from November 4-8!Join us in empowering women in STEM for Africa’s sustainable development.📅 Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and inspire change!👉 For more info, scan the QR code or click on the link🔗 Please share this message within your network to
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Gender barrier perception In Science and Engineering (GISE) was presented at the 67th Committee On the Peaceful Use of Outer Space (COPUOS) Meeting. Jung Sun Kim, Immediate Past President of INWES and delegate from the Republic of Korea (ROK) to the 2024 COPUOS meeting, delivered a pre-recorded presentation on June 21st. The presentation was part
GISE at the Technical session of UN COPUOS 2024 Read More »
The International Conference on “the Role of Women in Science & Technology and International Integration for Sustainable Development” will be held in conjunction with the 14th INWES APNN Annual Meeting by the Vietnam Association for Intellectual Women (VAFIW) from 4th to 5th October 2024 in the National Innovation Center, Ha Noi, Viet Nam. GOALS/OBJECTIVES PANEL
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We are pleased to report that on June 29th, the second round of the “Empowering Girls Through Menstrual Hygiene Awareness” project was held in Ghana! This second part saw the attendance of different trainers, such as Nelly Sakyi-Hagan, the Laissez-Passer 2023 winner, and staff from the University of Education Winneba. They visited seven schools in the
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