We celebrated #InternationalWomenInEngineeringDay on Monday.
We spoke to Zeina Hawa, Head of Design and Engineering at Sustrans in London, about the benefits and challenges of being a woman in engineering. 👇
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Introduce your students to engineer Fae Garstang and explore how math shapes buildings, from geometry to real-world problem-solving! (Grades: 3-5) #InternationalWomeninEngineeringDay
Today is #InternationalWomeninEngineeringDay! We're proud to celebrate the talented women who help design, build, & maintain capital projects in Reno! We recognize the invaluable contributions these women make every day, shaping the future of our community with their expertise.
For #InternationalWomeninEngineeringDay, we're spotlighting MBARI Engineer Kakani Katija, who has been selected as one of @bloomberg.com's “Ones to Watch” for 2025. Kakani's work on @fathomverse.bsky.social has landed her the recognition as a climate champion.
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June 23rd is International Women in Engineering day. Celebrating the diverse contributions women have made across sectors from energy to manufacturing.
Here we spotlight some talented engineers we think you should know!
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#InternationalWomenInEngineeringDay #Engineering #STEM
Today on #InternationalWomeninEngineeringDay, we’re celebrating the innovators shaping the future of engineering.
Check out these incredible orgs:
Society of Women Engineers
@ewbusa.bsky.social
National Society of Black Engineers
#INWED2025
Three students pose together at an indoor reception. All are wearing nametags: one in a black-and-white checkered dress, one in a light blue sparkly dress, and one in a gray sweater and black skirt with a silver belt. They are smiling with arms around each other. A coffee station and other guests are visible behind them.
A student with long, wavy hair and glasses stands in front of a research poster titled “Exploring Student Experience of their Problem-Solving Process for Open-Ended Modeling Projects in Mechanics Courses.” She is wearing a tan cable-knit sweater and a name badge. The background shows a university setting with a blue banner and other poster displays.
A group of nine students stands in a lush field surrounded by tall greenery and wildflowers, with trees and blue sky in the background. Most are smiling and making peace signs. They wear name badges and a mix of casual clothes including hoodies, T-shirts, and backpacks.
Two smiling students laugh and look at a phone in a bright engineering lab. One holds the phone while the other gestures excitedly. A prototype with wires and a paper flower is visible on the workbench in front of them, along with pens, laptops, and backpacks. The mood is playful and collaborative.
Happy #InternationalWomenInEngineeringDay 🎆🎆
Happy #InternationalWomenInEngineeringDay! 🎉
We’re celebrating the women of #UBSEAS—students, faculty & staff—who drive discovery and support big thinking, we're proud to recognize their efforts and accomplishments 💪
I have been in engineering since my first professional job in July, 1990. I worked with & for so many remarkable women. Engineering much more diverse now but so much more that can be done to diversify and maintain progress.
Happy #InternationalWomeninEngineeringDay
Text reads: Meet the Team. Diyaa Rahman, Hydrogen Academy Research Intern
Diyaa is a Bertz Associates Intern, starting in the summer of 2025, in collaboration with the European Hydrogen Academy Project. She is studying towards a Bachelor’s Degree in Chemical Engineering at the University of Birmingham and wishes to pursue a path that will benefit the world and its people. Outside of academics, Diyaa is passionate about inclusion and diversity in all aspects: overseeing the relaunch of E-Connect (an ethnic minority mentoring scheme), handling social media for iEPS (Islamic Engineering and Physical Sciences society) and sitting as student representative. In her spare time, Diyaa is Secretary of and volunteers for Birmingham STAR (Student Action for Refugees).
Text reads: What do you study? BEng Chemical Engineering at the University of Birmingham Why did you want to study engineering? I wanted to study Chemical Engineering because I love how it’s about taking ideas and seeing the bigger picture. We carry out and use data-driven research to optimise current processes or invent better ones! We are directly able to make a change and are actively taught to employ problem-solving skills so that one day we can tackle the world’s unsolved problems. The degree also focuses a lot on sustainability and being aware of the impact we as Engineers can have on our planet – it’s our job to make sure this isn’t a negative one.
Text reads: Why did you want to work with Bertz Associates and the European Hydrogen Academy? This role as a collaboration between Bertz Associates and the European Hydrogen Academy really interested me due to the overlap of science and education. It combines research skills and creativity with outreach and communication – an area I’d never really considered before. Bertz Associates fosters an incredible community, working hard to overcome barriers and so to intern with them really is a privilege. The work being done on this specific project is important in directly educating younger generations on a topic impacting our world whilst simultaneously encouraging these students who are the leaders and innovators of the future.
This International Women in Engineering Day, we're proud to wecolme Diyaa Rahman to the Bertz Associates team as a Research Intern working on the European Hydrogen Academy project!
#InternationalWomenInEngineeringDay #INWED25
It’s #INWED25!
A big thank you to the women in engineering who are solving big challenges and shaping a better future. 🔧💡🌍
At @tcddublin.bsky.social , we’re proud to support a more inclusive future for engineering. #ShapeTheWorld #WomenInEngineering #InternationalWomeninEngineeringDay
Celebrating International Women in Engineering Day with our Hedy Lamarr T-shirts: www.redbubble.com/i/camiseta/H...
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Women have and continue to break barriers in engineering; we should be encouraging girls that have interest in engineering from following their dreams. #InternationalWomenInEngineeringDay
Happy #InternationalWomenInEngineeringDay 👷♀️👩🏽💻👩🏼🏭👩🏼🔬! I feel lucky🍀 to have so many great #WomenInSTEM mentors, colleagues & students in my life @ansto.bsky.social &
@sydney.edu.au! Let's champion diversity & inclusion in #STEM for a brighter future! #IWED2025
#CivilEngineering
💐 To every woman engineer around the world:
We see you.
We celebrate you.
We’re grateful for all that you do.
#InternationalWomenInEngineeringDay #INWED2025 #TogetherWeEngineer #NSERC_CRSNG
#InternationalWomeninEngineeringDay Mae Jemison the first African American woman to fly into space on the Space Shuttle Endeavor in 1992 is a model for every girl to believe that she, too, can fly to any height
#thisgirlcanchangetheworld
#INWED25
#womeninstem
#girlsinstem
#thisgirlcanmakeherstory
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🛠️ Today we’re celebrating International Women in Engineering Day, shining a spotlight on the incredible women shaping the world through innovation, design, and problem-solving.
💙 #ShapeTheWorld #WomenInEngineering #STEMGirls #GirlguidingCymru #InternationalWomenInEngineeringDay
A female engineer connecting a laser to a roll of optical fibre in a testbed while in the process of building an optical communications system based on new types of optical fibres that are hollow rather than solid. By NiamhTalking90 (the person pictured) (CC-BY-SA 4.0 International; https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Connecting_a_laser_%26_optical_fibres_to_an_optical_communications_system_testbed.jpg).
Today, 23 June 2025, is #InternationalWomeninEngineeringDay, which was established in 2017 by the #Women’sEngineeringSociety. The Society was founded in the United Kingdom on this day in 1919.
An Asian female perception engineer standing beside a humanoid collaborative robot manufactured by Halodi Robotics and used for security guarding in human environments such as offices. A perception engineer uses computer vision and machine learning to allow robots to understand their environments for human–robot interaction, manipulation, navigation, and other useful tasks. By Nicholas-halodi (CC-BY-SA 4.0 International; https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Halodi_Robotics%27_Perception_Engineer_With_a_Humanoid_Collaborative_Robot.jpg).
Today, 23 June 2025, is #InternationalWomeninEngineeringDay, which was established in 2017 by the #Women’sEngineeringSociety. The Society was founded in the United Kingdom on this day in 1919.
International Women in Engineering Day is June 23rd, but you can use these resources any day of the year to engage women & girls in engineering! www.nisenet.org/engineering #InternationalWomenInEngineeringDay #NISENet #Museums #Planetariums #InformalScience #ScienceCenters #ChildrensMuseums
Only just discovered it is #InternationalWomenInEngineeringDay
Even more poignant that today is the 💯 years celebration of Women's Engineering Society @WES1919 @WESCentenary
#WomenInSTEM
#WomenInEngineering
#womenintech
