Editorial hub
This page is an editorial entry point produced by WIGSAT (Women Inspiring Girls in STEM, Advancement & Training), an editorial directory. It is not affiliated with any historical organisation that previously operated under a similar name on this domain.
Women in STEM Today
WIGSAT's editorial hub on women and girls in science, technology, engineering and mathematics today — field overviews, methodology explainers, mentor profiles and country guides for parents, students, mentors and policy professionals.
Where to start
WIGSAT covers women in STEM across three layers: the directory of training pathways (programs, scholarships, camps, fellowships), the editorial hub explaining the field, and profiles of women whose work shapes it. This page is the editorial entry point.
Featured editorial pieces
- Women in global STEM — a field overview
- Editorial overview of the Gender Equality in Knowledge Societies Scorecard
- Digital equity for girls and women in ICT
- Women and ICTs — closing the tech skills gap
- Editorial profiles of key figures in the field
Country guides
Every country WIGSAT covers has a guide listing major national women-in-STEM programs, top universities, scholarships, and the active organisations operating there. Start with the global map or jump to editorial overviews for India, South Korea, and South Africa. Country guides for Ireland and Turkey are forthcoming.
Methodology and reference
For policy professionals and researchers: WIGSAT references frameworks including the Gender Equality in Knowledge Societies (GEKS) Scorecard, UNESCO's STEM and Gender Advancement (SAGA) toolkit, the European Commission's She Figures, and OECD's gender indicators. Each is described in our methodology pieces with links to current authoritative sources.