More than 60 women engineers and students gathered on May 27, 1950, hoping to create a unified national organization supporting and advancing women in engineering. With more than 50,000 members spread across the globe today, the Society of Women Engineers is building on the founders’ legacy to inspire women and help them achieve their full potential as engineers and leaders.
In this issue, we present the history of SWE’s understanding of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, and its expanding role in global engagement.
