Don't miss out of the SWENext Celebration taking place on Nov. 6, 2026 from 4-5 PM ET at WE26.
This event is open to all current and former SWENexters, as well as their parents/guardians.
RSVP through the link in our linktree. Contact outreach@swe.org with questions.
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Mentorship helped SWENext Influencer Riya G. discover her interest in civil engineering. When she couldn't find a local SWENext Club, she started her own to help other students explore STEM!
Read her story: alltogether.swe.org/2026/10/…#SWENext#GirlsInSTEM#FutureEngineers
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Every girl deserves the freedom to learn, pursue her interests and shape her own future.
This #InternationalDayOfTheGirlChild, we celebrate girls' voices and leadership while standing for their right to equal opportunities, including in STEM.
#SWENext#GirlsRights
ALT A colorful illustration featuring various doodles such as animals, flowers, and a rainbow. The text reads, "Long Live Girlhood. International Day of the Girl Child, October 11, 2026." At the bottom are logos for "SWE NEXT" and "SWE.
SWENext Influencer Bernice Y. put SWE engineers Natalie Dean and Jenny Stevens to the test with a quick-fire quiz!
Are you a hands-on engineer who loves mechanics and hardware, or a creative engineer drawn to design?
Share your engineer type below!
#SWENext#FutureEngineers
SWENext Influencer Bernice Y. recently brought SWENext outreach to a local concert, connecting with future engineers and their families!
More than 60 girls and parents stopped by to learn about SWENext. 💜
#SWENext#SWENextInfluencer#GirlsInSTEM#STEMOutreach
SWENext Influencer Zoe E. and her SWENext Club are launching a Women in STEM Empowerment Speaker Series! 💡
The series kicks off Oct. 7 with Boeing systems and chief engineer Kimberly Walker. 🛰️
Register: bit.ly/4iZG8fD#SWENext#WomenInSTEM#STEM#FutureEngineers
The universe is full of things we haven’t discovered yet. 🌌
This #WorldSpaceWeek, keep looking up, asking questions and imagining what’s possible. There’s still so much out there waiting for future engineers, scientists and space explorers to discover! 🚀✨
#SWENext#STEM
Kerrilee Stewart-Thomas, Ph.D., grew up stargazing in Trinidad and taking things apart to see how they worked. 🔭
That curiosity eventually led to a career developing hydrogen fuel cell technology.
See where her curiosity took her: bit.ly/4xZMcse#SWENext#HERStories
We’re celebrating the 2026 SWENext Award recipients! 🎉
Congratulations to the SWENexters and SWENext Clubs making an impact through engineering, STEM outreach and their communities. 💚
Meet the 2026 recipients: bit.ly/4y0RpjM#SWENext#GirlsInSTEM#FutureEngineers
They’re back! 🎉
Eight SWENext Influencers are returning for FY27 to continue sharing their voices, experiences and love of STEM with the SWENext community. 💜
We can’t wait to see what they bring to the program this year!
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RSVP for the SWENext Celebration on Nov. 6 @ WE26 in Boston.
This free networking event & celebration is open to all current and former SWENexters, as well as their parents/guardians.
Use the SWENext Celebration link in bio to register! Contact outreach@swe.org with questions.
SWENext Clubs can bring Invent It. Build It. to their own communities!
Apply for funding to host a local IIBI event during Engineers Week 2027. Up to five SWE groups will be selected.
Apply by Nov. 15: bit.ly/4iJrvNu#InventItBuildIt#SWENext#STEMOutreach
You don’t have to be the loudest person in the room to have something valuable to contribute.
In #SWEMagazine, engineering professor Beth McGinnis-Cavanaugh shares her perspective on introversion and appreciating the way you engage with the world: bit.ly/4hsYkMq
Help more students explore STEM and see where their interests could take them!
Support the SWENext Back to School campaign and the experiences SWENext provides throughout the year: bit.ly/4xMpK6J#SWENext#FutureEngineers#GirlsInSTEM#STEM
This #HispanicHeritageMonth, SWENext celebrates Hispanic women and students making their mark in STEM and inspiring the next generation!
Explore their stories, experiences and resources for your own STEM journey: bit.ly/4rhKD7p#SWENext#GirlsInSTEM
SWENexters ages 14-18 are invited to a virtual Networking Night this Wednesday, Sept. 16 from 7-7:30 p.m. CT!
Connect with other students in SWENext during this 30-minute session.
Email outreach@swe.org for the registration link.
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SWENext Influencer Aleksandra F. shares a few benefits of starting a SWENext Club, including opportunities to connect with engineering professionals and access resources for club activities.
Learn more about SWENext Clubs: swe.org/outreach/swenext-clu…#SWENextClubs#FutureEngineers
Being part of SWENext can connect you to even more ways to explore STEM!
Through SWE’s outreach partners, SWENexters can discover programs, competitions and hands-on experiences.
It’s one more reason to join SWENext for free: swe.org/outreach/outreach-pa…#SWENext#FutureEngineers
Join SWE’s UCI Section for Engineering Majors Demystified, a six-part Zoom series exploring engineering majors, class requirements, career paths and more!
Students ages 12-18 can hear from current college students and ask questions during an open Q&A.
RSVP using the QR code!
Civil engineer Danielle “Dani” Schroeder learned that struggling doesn’t mean you have to struggle alone.
Her squad helped her keep going & now she’s paying that support forward as a mentor to future engineers. 💚
Read her #HerStories feature: alltogether.swe.org/2026/08/…#SWENext