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The SWE Annual Conference & Career Fair is a place where women, nonbinary individuals, and men as allies of all backgrounds can support the overall persistence and success for the engineering and technology profession of those underrepresented in the field. Those who think otherwise should reconsider attending. Source

The chemical industry thrives on innovation, but it won’t reach its full potential until women are equally represented and empowered. Akanksha Prasad discusses the progress made so far and the continued action needed in the chemical field. Source

As part of their affinity group's spotlight month, the Latinos AG celebrates five recent Latina SWE award winners. Source

Sophia Gaines Mitchell and Candiece Wilson reflect on the lessons they have learned as leaders at Turner, driving impact in the construction field. Source

The key to narrowing STEM’s gender gap lies not in recruitment campaigns alone, but in relationships. Across the globe, mentoring programs reveal that when women and girls connect with role models via mentorships — persistence rises, identity strengthens, and pathways into STEM careers open wider. Source

As part of their spotlight month, the Latinos AG discusses the importance of connection in empowering engineers. Source

NCEES explains why licensure matters for engineers and answers your top questions about the FE and PE exams. Source

View our compilation of online stories and resources highlighting the Hispanic community and their contributions to STEM.  Source

Patent engineer Marguerite Smith shares how engineering skills can translate into a career in intellectual property law. Source