In 2023, more women than ever are skilling, re-skilling, and upskilling across various industries. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, some gender gaps are also being filled through online learning. However, gaps remain substantial in terms of representation in STEM fields – particularly in ICT and engineering. The benefits of diversity in these fields are […]
Enjoy draft pours and light snacks in Trillium's warm and welcoming lounge and patio spaces. This event is free but please register so SWEP MA know how many people to expect.
This webinar will build on the “Equipped for Action: Tools, Resources, and Opportunities for a Low Carbon Future” webinar presented on January 20th by diving more deeply into the ecosystem of tools created by the Department of Energy to assist building owners and resource managers with collecting data and working towards organizational building decarbonization goals. […]
NEWEA’s Spring Meeting & Exhibit is an annual three-day technical meeting for water quality professionals in the wastewater industry. Attendees can: Network with colleagues Learn the latest trends in technical sessions See the latest technologies from exhibitors Earn Training Contact Hours (TCHs) NEWEA expect about 300 engineers, consultants, scientists, operators, and students to join for technical sessions, exhibit […]
This year’s joint regional energy conference: The New England Energy Conference and Exposition (NEECE23) will take place in person* in Providence, RI on June 7-8. The event will kick off with various networking options on June 7 and meet at the Graduate Hotel on June 8 for a day filled with substantive panel discussions focused on powering the future through innovation. Panel […]
Keynote by MA EEA Secretary Rebecca Tepper; and Panels on Imperatives, Opportunities and Challenges for Large-Scale Renewables Hybrid: In-Person and Livestreaming Options
New England has over 14,000 dams and many of them have complicated histories. In addition, dams by their very nature span watercourses that very often form the boundaries between different properties, municipalities, and states. Multiple owners, sites that cross jurisdictions, and complicated issues of access and easements make working on dam repair, removal, or maintenance […]
Are you curious about PFAS but can barely spell it? Are you wondering what early career environmental professionals contribute to the world of PFAS? This EBC Ascending Professionals Webinar, hosted along with the EBC Emerging Contaminants Working Group, will highlight the early-career professional and hear their perspectives working in this field. Following the presentations, the […]
In honor of Pride Month, NEWIEE is once again shining a spotlight on the LGBTQ+ community, with a focus on LGBTQ+ equality in the workplace. Join us for a discussion with two representatives from companies featured on the Human Rights Campaign list of Best Places to Work for LGBTQ+ Equality. These employers took concrete steps […]
Ready to get back to in-person networking? Join us for appetizers, drinks, and some fun networking with your fellow STEM professionals. Location TBD.
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