Connecting Women in STEMM
Our purpose
is to connect, empower and advocate for STEMM women and girls to have equality in the Australian workplace.
Women in STEMM
have STEMM qualifications or experience working in and/or enabling STEMM in industry, research, education and government sectors.
Our community
is inclusive and diverse. We respect and value the contributions of everyone who would like to support our purpose.
How to get involved
- partnering with our organisation
- sponsoring our organisation (cash and in-kind)
- requesting women in STEMM speakers for your next event
- promoting your event and job to our networks
- requesting us to amplify the amazing work that you do supporting women and girls in STEMM
To learn more please email us and we will get back to you as soon as we can.
Please note that we are unable to sponsor Australian visa applications.
Resources
We’ve collated a list of organisations, initiatives, networks, speakers and other resources for women and girls in STEMM.
Join us
Join our Community to keep up to date with the latest news, opportunities, events and information about Women in STEMM.
Engage with us on social media
Board of Directors
Professor Madhu
Bhaskaran
Co-chair
Sarah
Chapman
Co-chair
Dr Morley
Muse
Director
Natalie
Chapman
Director
Dr Priya
Rani
Director
Dr Nikki
Sims-Chilton
Director
Ambassadors
Guests of the Chair
About us
We are an organisation whose primary engagement platform is through social media – this includes LinkedIn and Twitter with a diverse and inclusive network of over 40,000 STEMM professionals in academia, industry, education, business and government.
This includes all women in STEMM (and those who enable STEMM) regardless of their discipline and profession.
We raise the profile of women in STEMM, provide role models by increasing the visibility of women in STEMM, expand their professional network, and advocate on their behalf at various levels.
We currently have a growing subscriber base of more than 1200. You may subscribe here.
Our purpose
To connect, empower and advocate for STEMM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics, medicine) women and girls to have equality in the Australian workplace