Association for Women in Science

A national advocate, founded in 1971, that positions itself as the voice for equity for all women in science, pairing chapters and member services with organized advocacy across policy, funding, and workplace culture

13named by AWIS
99named by peers

Peer societies

Five societies Association for Women in Science is read alongside.

Who backs AWIS

Every company Association for Women in Science names publicly as a supporter, exactly as published. Companies also named by other associations on Sociogene come first.

CompanySupport as publishedAlso named by
AstraZenecaCorporate partnerAMCP AAAAI AAFP AAN AAPA +3
GenentechCorporate partnerAMCP AAAAI AAFP AAN AAO +3
MerckCorporate partnerAAFP AAO AAP AAPA AAM +3
CLICorporate partnerAAPS AOCS STLE
LytenCorporate partnerACA CTA SWANA
ShimadzuCorporate partnerASP IUPAC SAS
Apogee Theraeutics, Inc.OtherPDRA
BioMarin-Pharmaceutical-IncCorporate partnerAES
Cambridge Isotope SeparationsOtherOnly Association for Women in Science, so far
Nichols Consulting Engineers CHTDOtherOnly Association for Women in Science, so far
Orion Environmental, Inc.OtherOnly Association for Women in Science, so far
Syner-G BioPharma Group LLCOtherOnly Association for Women in Science, so far
Verisk AnalyticsOtherOnly Association for Women in Science, so far
Sources: 2 published lists, read September 2026

Annual Report FY2024: Our Partners and Supporters (donors). Read September 27, 2026. Organizations and individuals giving above a dollar threshold; only companies recorded, listed in two columns so order is approximate.

Corporate Partners. Read September 27, 2026. Logo wall; names from alt text, logo file names and partner links (CLI logo links to clariant.com). Allen Institute, Battelle and Dana-Farber omitted as nonprofits.

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Who backs Association for Women in Science's peers, but not Association for Women in Science

Companies named publicly by at least one of Association for Women in Science's five peer societies, and not found in Association for Women in Science's reviewed public records.

CompanySWEAWIMAWGAAUWPeers
abb logoNamed1 of 4
AbbottNamed1 of 4
abbvie resizedNamed1 of 4
accenture logoNamed1 of 4
Adventure Geology ToursNamed1 of 4
air products logoNamed1 of 4
airbusNamed1 of 4
amazon logo resizedNamed1 of 4
apple logoNamed1 of 4
asml logoNamed1 of 4
atlas logoNamed1 of 4
Avnet, Inc.Attainer1 of 4
bankofamerica logoNamed1 of 4
bd logoNamed1 of 4
Bechtel LogoNamed1 of 4
bnyNamed1 of 4
boeing logoNamed1 of 4
bose logoNamed1 of 4
boston scientific logoNamed1 of 4
brunswick logoNamed1 of 4
BruntonNamed1 of 4
BurnsMcDonnell logoNamed1 of 4
cadence logoNamed1 of 4
cargill logoNamed1 of 4
caterpillar logoNamed1 of 4
chase corporation logoNamed1 of 4
chemourNamed1 of 4
chevron logoNamed1 of 4
cnh logoNamed1 of 4
corning resizedNamed1 of 4
cummins logoNamed1 of 4
danaher logoNamed1 of 4
DFANamed1 of 4
dover logoNamed1 of 4
dupont logoNamed1 of 4
eaton logoNamed1 of 4
EBI Logo FullColor x wbNamed1 of 4
ecolab logoNamed1 of 4
exxonmobil logoNamed1 of 4
fm global logoNamed1 of 4
ford logoNamed1 of 4
ge aerospace logoNamed1 of 4
ge healthcareNamed1 of 4
ge vernova logoNamed1 of 4
general dynamics logoNamed1 of 4
global foundriesNamed1 of 4
gm logoNamed1 of 4
granite logoNamed1 of 4
henkel logoNamed1 of 4
Honeywell Technologies logoAmplifier1 of 4
hp logoNamed1 of 4
ibm logoNamed1 of 4
intel logoNamed1 of 4
itw logoNamed1 of 4
jabilNamed1 of 4
jacobs logoNamed1 of 4
jnj logoNamed1 of 4
johnson controls logoNamed1 of 4
keysight logoNamed1 of 4
LabcorpAttainer1 of 4
lam research logoNamed1 of 4
lindeNamed1 of 4
lutron logoNamed1 of 4
m logoNamed1 of 4
Marmon HoldingsNamed1 of 4
medtronic logoNamed1 of 4
micron logoNamed1 of 4
microsoft logoNamed1 of 4
milwaukee logoNamed1 of 4
moretenson logoNamed1 of 4
Morgan StanleyNamed1 of 4
nascarNamed1 of 4
pbf logoNamed1 of 4
pepsico-resized-1Named1 of 4
pfizer logoNamed1 of 4
phillips logoNamed1 of 4
polaris logoNamed1 of 4
ProcterGambleNamed1 of 4
qnity-logoNamed1 of 4
reynolds logoNamed1 of 4
rockwell automation logoNamed1 of 4
saint goban cpc imageNamed1 of 4
schlumbergerNamed1 of 4
schneider logoNamed1 of 4
SiemensNamed1 of 4
southern company logoNamed1 of 4
spacex logoNamed1 of 4
SpringerPlatinum1 of 4
target logoNamed1 of 4
teradyne logoNamed1 of 4
texas instruments logoNamed1 of 4
turner logoNamed1 of 4
united airlinesNamed1 of 4
ups logo resizedNamed1 of 4
Veolia North AmericaNamed1 of 4
victaulic logoNamed1 of 4
wabtec corporation logoNamed1 of 4
worley logoNamed1 of 4
wt turner logoNamed1 of 4

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The outside view

A national advocate, founded in 1971, that positions itself as the voice for equity for all women in science, pairing chapters and member services with organized advocacy across policy, funding, and workplace culture

  • Consensus
  • Build
  • Outward
  • Operational

Their shape

The Movement

Gathered around a cause, and built to move.

The Movement is mission-led and built to mobilize, organized around changing something in the world. Its gift is passion and external impact, its challenge is turning momentum into something that lasts.

Also reads toward The Republic and The Village.

Strengths

→Real influence on the wider field.
→Members are motivated by a clear why.
→Quick to rally around what matters now.

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