Read about our campaign
WISE has grown significantly is recent years. Read our annual reports to find out about the wide range of activities we’ve been involved in.
April 2019 - March 2020
Our Skills, Our Future
We made a real impact this year, and had cause to celebrate as across the UK for the first time there are over 1 million women working in core STEM. Over 1 million different stories of success, of impact on our society and of potential for the future. But there is still much work to do, as these women still only represent 24% of the workforce.
April 2018 - March 2019
INNOVATION – great minds don’t think alike!
We’re delighted to share our annual report from 2018/19. Our focus was innovation, and the report shows some great progress and achievements. Our thanks to all of you; members, sponsors and supporters, for your active commitment to improving gender balance across STEM. We look forward to continuing to work with you all towards our goal.
April 2017 - March 2018
'Deeds, not Words'
As we look back on 2017/18 the rallying cry of ‘Deeds not Words’ resonated with us all. Our thanks to all of you; members, sponsors and supporters, for your active commitment to improving gender balance across STEM from classroom to boardroom. Our Annual Report shows some of our key achievements from this year, and we look forward to building on these with you into the future...
April 2016 - March 2017
New audiences ...
WISE’s activities have connected us with new audiences this
year, further increasing our impact and influence...
April 2015 - March 2016
Making a difference...
More women in STEM occupations than ever before.
More WISE members than ever before.
April 2014 - March 2015
Campaign grows momentum
Corporate membership grew from 44 to 80 during the year – an increase of 82%...
2013-2014
Making the case
WISE grew significantly in this first year as a fully independent organisation, inspiring growing numbers of women and girls, parents, teachers, employers and policy makers to join the campaign towards our target: A 30% female workforce in science, technology and engineering in the UK.