Women preparing a green, inclusive
& sustainable future for all
Since our foundation in 1992, we have been strong advocates for environmental sustainability, diversity and gender equality.
We are a non-profit organization of women working professionally in various areas of nuclear energy and radiation applications, legally registered in Austria.
With over 35.000 members, over 60 chapters in more than 145 countries, we are committed to promote an evidence-based dialogue with the public to raise awareness about the essential contributions of the peaceful uses of nuclear technologies to address 3 crucial challenges: Climate Change, Gender Equality and the attraction of Young Talents.
Membership is free!
Latest updates

May 11, 2023
NEW OPEN! WiN Global Honorary Award
The WiN Global Awards acknowledge the key contributions to WiN Global vision, mission and goals.
May 5, 2023
NOW OPEN! WiN Global Excellence Award 2023
The WiN Global Awards acknowledge the key contributions to WiN Global vision, mission and goals.
Read moreApril 5, 2023
NOW OPEN! WiN Global Nuclear Future Award 2023
The WiN Global Awards acknowledge the key contributions to WiN Global vision, mission and goals.
Read moreNovember 15, 2022
WiN Global COP 27 Position Paper
Climate change is one of the most significant challenges facing humanity today, which is why States across the globe are pursuing deep decarbonization.
Read moreOur organization

About WiN
We are a unique intercultural NGO of skilled women in the nuclear sector. Our chapters have been a driving force to fulfill our vision and mission at every corner of the world.
Annual conferences
With the support of a host chapter, we organize a conference every year. It is a unique forum to exchange knowledge, especially among women and young people.


Awards
Our awards celebrate our role models by acknowledging their key contributions to WiN Global vision, mission and goals.
Groups of expertise
We are a multi-seniority network of experts and promote the vast experience of our membership in various strategic areas of the nuclear sector.
