OUR MISSION is to make space for all
Established in 2024, Women’s Aerospace Network (WAN) connects, amplifies and inspires a universal passion for aerospace. We welcome all who seek a community based in a shared vision for humanity.
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2024 Women’s Space Awards
Awarded annually each spring to honor the outstanding contributions made by women in space.
This first year, we received an overwhelmingly positive response with 150+ nominations from over 35 countries along with 25,000 community votes.
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Women’s Aerospace magazine
As the first of its kind, we aim to shine a spotlight on the trailblazers, innovators, and everyday heroes who are redefining the narrative of aerospace.
Whether you're in STEM or beyond, Women’s Aerospace is your hub for inspiring stories, groundbreaking ideas, and the powerful voices driving our industry forward.
This is YOUR magazine, and we want you to see yourself reflected in its pages.
"Women’s Aerospace magazine inspired me with the achievements of amazing women and gave me new ideas for networking. Thanks to WAN, I now have the opportunity to connect and explore exciting new possibilities ahead!" —Sarah Matthews
In 2024, NASA engineer Holly Pascal founded the Women’s Aerospace Network (WAN) to create a space where underrepresented voices in aerospace could connect, grow, and celebrate their achievements, no matter their role or location. WAN has since grown from a small community into a global platform, with thousands of members united by a shared mission to make the aerospace industry more inclusive.
At WAN, we believe that community fuels innovation. By bringing together a diverse group of individuals, we empower the next generation and provide the support needed to tackle some of the world's most complex challenges