At WiN Global Young Generation we continue working to encourage new generations to be part of the different areas that the nuclear field has to offer. Here are the latest news and exciting developments |
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Beyond Borders: Empowering Young Women to Study Abroad |
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On 5 July, renowned women engineers gathered for a panel discussion in celebration of International Women in Engineering Day. They highlighted the benefits of studying abroad, including academic excellence, personal growth, networking, and career advantages. The panelists shared their experiences and encouraged young women to pursue engineering and STEM careers. Two scholarship programs were highlighted: the Marie Sklodowska Curie Fellowship Program and the Lise Meitner Programme, both aimed at supporting women in the nuclear sector. The panelists also stressed the importance of cross-cultural collaboration, networking, and overcoming challenges in pursuing an international career. They emphasized the value of international experiences in gaining exposure to different cultures and perspectives. Panelist agred to say that studing abroad is much valuable asset for there career developpement. Speakers: Jadwiga Najder, Amanda Mbhele, Muna Al Suwaidi and Rafaela Mondadori as speakers, Florencia Renteria as moderator. |
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NEA OECD attract task group: open mentoring session with WiN global YG |
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We had the honor of participating in an inspiring transgenerational dialogue on gender balance in the nuclear field, hosted by NEA OECD. Accomplished women like Fiona Rayment, Aleshia Ducan, Florence Maher, Maria Luisa Tormo, Annafrancesca Mariani, Maria Salmi, Carmen Muñoz, and Andrea Bachrata shared their expertise, empowering us to thrive in our careers. |
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The presence of NEA DG M. Magwood and Deputy Director M. Nobuhiro Muroya added further significance to this remarkable gathering. The event highlighted the importance of fostering open dialogue across generations to bridge the gap in our industry. By amplifying all voices, we create a more inclusive and diverse nuclear sector. Grateful to NEA OECD for their commitment to gender balance and for inviting us to participate in the event. Join us in our pursuit of gender balance and meaningful engagement in the nuclear field. Together, we can make a difference! 💪 |
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We are very excited to announce our new project "WiNspire: meet-up" in collaboration with WiN chapters and educational institutions around the world 🌍. This activity will allow us to introduce students to the careers of women in the nuclear field, and will be an opportunity for students to share their concerns, opportunities and difficulties that our experts have faced throughout their careers. ✨ Stay tuned to our networks to learn about the countries where the first sessions will be held! |
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WIN GLOBAL ANNUAL CONFERENCE: REGISTRATION NOW OPEN! |
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We are pleased to announce that registration and call for abstracts for our 30th Annual WiN Global Conference 🌍✨ is now open. The annual WiN Global Conference will take place in Aswan (Egypt) from 12-16 November 2023, is a unique occasion where attendees will be able to network and share experiences, as well as learn from each other and cultivate meaningful relationships. Through a combination of conferences, mentoring sessions, workshops and cultural visits, among other activities, participants will have direct access to first-hand information and knowledge. 🏛️🌅 If you would like to participate with a poster or oral presentation, you have until 15 August to upload your abstract. Stay tuned for further announcements. |
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This month, on the occasion of the upcoming WiN Global conference, applications for the prestigious Nuclear Future Award 🏅 sponsored by NUVIA closed and the finalists have been selected 🎉🎉. |
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Congratulations to the 3 finalists who fill us with pride for demonstrating their great commitment to WiN Global and its Chapters ⚛. Florence Maher - #WiNNEA Julia Cantel - #WiNFrance Stephanie Neira Jiménez - #WiNYoungGeneration #WiNChile Congratulations to the finalists of the #WiNGlobal Nuclear Future Award! We are proud to celebrate your achievements!🙋♀️🌟 |
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News: Information for applicants We remind you that funding applications for the IAEA Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellowship Program (MSCFP) are open. The program seeks to encourage and support young women to pursue a career in the nuclear field. To that end, the MSCFP offers scholarships to selected students pursuing a master's degree in nuclear energy-related topics, as well as IAEA-facilitated internship opportunities. The application period is now open. The deadline for applications is September 30, 2023. | | |
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News: Webinar WiN for Peace 🕊will be honored to welcome David Albright to talk to us about the A.Q. Khan nuclear network and its impact on the nonproliferation regime.👩💻
📅 August 2nd
⏰ 3:00 - 4:30 p.m. (CET)
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News: IAEA is Hiring!! Check all positions that are closing soon and apply before the closing date 👇 | | |
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Joining WIN Global YG Want to help create change and do something meaningful for the planet and society, join our team. By joining WIN Global YG, you will participate in meaningful discussions, collaborate on projects and share your unique perspectives as we work together for a better future. |
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