Science Must Clean Up Its Act
AWIS Director of Research and Analysis, Dr. Heather Metcalf, calls for science to clean up its act in her article published today in Scientific American.
Ten Years Toward Equity: Preliminary Results from a Follow-Up Case Study of Academic Computing Culture
Let our research and expertise inform your next big story. As part of a collection of peer-reviewed articles addressing Women’s Under-representation in Engineering and Computing: Fresh Perspectives on a Complex Problem, AWIS Director of Research and her co-authors...
Include Is a Verb: Moving from Talk to Action on Diversity and Inclusion
Let our research and expertise inform your next big story. Check out this whitepaper featuring AWIS' exemplary action-oriented D+I work! Include Is a Verb: Moving from Talk to Action on Diversity and Inclusion Associations generally talk a great talk on diversity and...
15 Women Share Why They’re Walking in the March For Science
To celebrate science and encourage the public—and politicians—to support scientific research and evidence, scientists and science lovers are taking to the streets.
3 Lessons: Diversity Diligence
Let our research and expertise inform your next big story. Make diversity and inclusion a priority. Great leaders understand that diversity and inclusion are vital to business operations. Human capital is often an organization’s most overlooked asset. In today’s...
Include Is a Verb: Moving from Talk to Action on Diversity and Inclusion
Let our research and expertise inform your next big story. Sherry Marts, AWIS Sustaining member since 2001, and Elizabeth Engel tackle the challenge of turning associations' powerful talk into equally impactful walk in their new whitepaper. The whitepaper includes...
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