Women in Nuclear Canada
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
About
Founded in 2004, Women in Nuclear Canada is a non-profit association based in Toronto, Canada working on gender equality, employment & skills, education +1 more.
Women in Nuclear Canada is a non-profit association that advocates for nuclear and radiation technologies in Canada, educates the public on their benefits, builds professional networks and promotes career interest in nuclear engineering, science, technology and the trades, especially among women and young people. It is formed of regional chapters across the country and runs mentoring, leadership, networking and professional development initiatives for members. Membership is free and open to anyone who supports nuclear and radiation technologies. The association is part of the global Women in Nuclear network and works with industry employers on equity, diversity and inclusion.
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Mentorship Program
Employment & Skills
Mentoring and leadership development for women and men working in the nuclear industry.
LEAP Program
Employment & Skills
Leadership and professional development programme.
Speakers Clearinghouse
Science & Research
Directory connecting speakers with audiences on nuclear and radiation topics.
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Education and Communication Award
Partnerships
Canadian Nuclear Isotope Council, Ontario Society of Professional Engineers, Centre for Skills Canada, Centre for Canadian Nuclear Sustainability, Equal by 30