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A centralized hub for industry insights and strategies from our Member Organizations, the WCEC Resource Center offers women of color in engineering and their allies access to research, tools, and workplace resources—all in one place.

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American Council of Engineering Companies Rescource Library

A centralized library of ACEC publications, documents, and more to enhance the value to help you grow as a business leader.

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American Assocation for the Advancement of Science Career Center

Recruitment resource for leading companies in the engineering and technology field

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Women in Aviation Advisory Board: Breaking Barriers for Women in Aviation

Women in Aviation Advisory Board report on gendered barriers in aviation.

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A Statement of Policy for the AAAS (Arden House Statement)

The Statement outlines the AAAS' commitment to serving scientists and science to earn their confidence and support

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Funded by the National Science Foundation Inclusion across the Nation of Communities of Learners of Underrepresented Discoverers in Engineering and Science Program, Awards 2040634 and 2310386, the Women of Color in Engineering Collaborative (WCEC) is a partnership network of professional engineering associations, STEM-based companies, and higher education institutions dedicated to addressing systemic barriers that prohibit equitable work environments for women engineers of color. Through the WCEC, partner organizations will better leverage their resources to promote systemic change while working collectively to decrease the barriers that lead to the attrition of women engineers of color.