Dive into allyship and learn actionable tips to support women in engineering at the professional and collegiate levels with members of the HeForSWE Affinity Group!
The Art of Design: Creating Harmonious Workspaces for Optimal Well-Being
Dr. Hannah Yang shares how to design an ideal home workspace that encourages productivity and creativity.
Affinity Group Spotlight: HeForSWE FY25 Leadership
Each month, SWE spotlights one of our 22 Affinity Groups (AGs). As part of their spotlight month, the HeForSWE AG shares their leadership and goals.
Celebrating SWE’s 2024 APEX Award Winners
Hear from some of the 2024 APEX Award recipients speaking about their career milestones and learning lessons.
Money Matters: Empowering Financial Fearlessness Among SWE-sters
SWE members Kayli Battel, Dr. Sreyoshi Bhaduri, Kiran Malik, and Sai Naveena share advice on financial fearlessness, based on their popular talk at WE24.
SWENext Influencers: Meet Monica H.
Find out how Monica, a SWENext Influencer based in South Korea, is blending her passions for STEM and mental health to help teen girls heal their negative body image.
SWE Diverse Podcast Ep 291: Supporting Postpartum Engineers in the Workplace With Megan Casey
Explore how STEM leaders can foster an inclusive environment for birthing parents, plus self-advocacy tips in the postpartum period, in this new episode of Diverse: a SWE podcast!
A First-Gen Experience: Navigating Conversations With Family
As part of the First-Generation Students and Professionals Affinity Group’s spotlight month, the AG discusses strategies on how first-gen women can talk to their families about their jobs/studies.
SWE Diverse Podcast Ep 290: Celebrating Indigenous Voices in STEM With Dr. Teenie Matlock
Dr. Teenie Matlock shares how her Native heritage shaped her upbringing, educational journey, perspective, and career in STEM in this new episode of Diverse!
Affinity Group Spotlight: SWE’s Indigenous Women You Should Know
As part of their AG spotlight month, the Indigenous Peoples AG showcases their two co-chairs, two Indigenous women in engineering.