SCWIST (The Society for Canadian Women in Science and Technology) is a not-for-profit society dedicated to empowering and advancing the presence of women and girls in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) fields in Canada. With a focus on education, networking, mentorship, collaborative partnerships, and advocacy, SCWIST promotes participation and advancement for women and girls in STEM. Their diverse range of programs and initiatives cater to different needs and interests.

For example, their ms Infinity community-based programs aim to show women and girls that career options in STEM are infinite. They also offer IWIS, a supportive community for immigrating women in STEM, where they can share experiences and seek advice to broaden their networks. Moreover, SCWIST provides the online platform MakePossible, which specializes in skill-sharing and building diverse connections through 360-degree mentoring.

Through this platform, professionals can mentor and share their expertise with aspiring individuals in STEM. By partnering with STEM organizations, SCWIST also works towards attracting diverse talent and creating inclusive workplace cultures where everyone can thrive. They offer support and training to companies within the STEM fields to create safe and inclusive STEM workplaces.

In addition, SCWIST organizes events such as the STEM Streams pilot program, focused on empowering women who are interested in pursuing a career in STEM by providing them with pre-employment skills. They also conduct the Wonder Women Networking Evening (WWNE) and Women in STEM Career Fair, which connect professional women in STEM with employers and recruiters across Canada. To support their mission and initiatives, SCWIST welcomes individuals to join as members, where they can become part of a diverse community of passionate STEM enthusiasts.

Volunteers are also invited to share their talents, passion, and commitment to contribute to SCWIST's success. With their impactful programs and expanding network, SCWIST has established itself as a leader and advocate for women and girls in STEM. They are committed to driving innovation, collaboration, and economic growth through diversity in STEM fields