Who went to the International Conference of Women Engineers and

The International Conference for Women Engineers and Scientists (ICWES) met for the first time in 1964. Who were the women from around the world who attended? This blog post explores the significance of ICWES's early meetings for the transnational cooperation between women in STEM.

History of women in engineering at the IET Archives - Electrifying Women

Internationalism and the UK's Women's Engineering Society (WES) - Electrifying Women

Ira Rischowski: refugee engineer - Electrifying Women

The Long Read: Discovering the Victorian Engineer Henrietta Vansittart, part 1 - Electrifying Women

BSHS/Electrifying Women prize for best school posters on the history of women in engineering - Electrifying Women

The Long Read: Discovering the Victorian Engineer Henrietta Vansittart, part 2 - Electrifying Women

The Electrical Handbook for Women - a transformative 20th century text - Electrifying Women

Introducing Electrifying Women: the long history of women in engineering - Electrifying Women

The Three Energetic Sisters: the women's organisations promoting electricity, gas and coal in the home - Electrifying Women

Uganda has lost its first woman engineer”: Remembering Miriam Sebaggala (née Muwanga) - Electrifying Women

Introducing Electrifying Women: the long history of women in engineering - Electrifying Women

Uganda has lost its first woman engineer”: Remembering Miriam Sebaggala (née Muwanga) - Electrifying Women

The Long Read: Discovering the Victorian Engineer Henrietta Vansittart, part 2 - Electrifying Women

Who launched the Women's Engineering Society in 1919? - Electrifying Women

Mary Parsons, Countess of Rosse: Astronomer, Engineer and Photographer (1813–84) - Electrifying Women %