Empowering all Women, in Space and on Earth

Author name: Gaia Guiso

WIA-Europe’s 5th Anniversary!

The 65th International Astronautical Congress (IAC)  in Toronto, Canada, will provide the perfect stage for celebrating five years of WIA-Europe. From Sept. 29 – Oct. 3, a series of events initiated by WIA-Europe and organized in close cooperation with WIA and WIA-Canada will offer multiple opportunities for outreach and networking. On the occasion of this […]

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WIA-Europe Awards are Open for Nominations

WIA-Europe would like to recognise the achievements of outstanding individuals in aerospace and upcoming talents – young professionals and students alike – and for this we set up our awards programme. Participation in the event demonstrates your commitment to WIA-Europe’s mission: to expand women’s opportunities for leadership and increase their visibility in the aerospace community.

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WIA-Europe 5 Year Anniversary – Panel Discussion at the Berlin Air Show ILA

On May 22nd 2014, almost 5 years after its creation, WIA-Europe held a panel discussion at the Berlin Air Show ILA, at the stand of the “Wirtschaftsförderung Bremen”. The participants were Simonetta di Pippo, Director of the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs and President of WIA-Europe, Jean-Yves Le Gall, President of the French

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WIA Europe Partners with the SIPA Press Space Girls Project

SIPA press, one of the world’s main photojournalism agencies and corporate member of WIA-Europe, is launching a major project dedicated to space exploration from women’s perspectives called Space Girls, Space Women. This provides a new photographic odyssey about three generations of “space” women: girls, students and professionals. The project aims to bring a new perspective

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Women and Space: a Gender Gap Issue

European women are currently underrepresented in the aerospace sector. In Italy, as reported by the Ministry of Education, Universities and Research (MIUR), more than 1200 students graduated (bachelor or master degree) in aerospace or astronautical engineering in 2012 but only 15% of them were female students. ScienceontheNet has interviewed Simonetta Di Pippo, the new Director of

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