Fly Pink Paper Planes at home, at work, or at play and send us your photos. During Women Of Aviation Week 2022, we will be building the world’s first collaborative mosaic made entirely with photos of people from across the globe and their Pink Paper Planes. Anyone can contribute regardless of local Covid restrictions. Together, we will create a powerful visual message, one photo at a time. The artwork to be revealed on March 7 …
Some Women Of Aviation Week event organizers dedicate more than 600 volunteer hours to organize large and intricate community events with thousands of women and girls in attendance. Their events may combine thousands of Fly It Forward® flights, experiential activities, industry booths, static aircraft displays, and interactions with notable female role models. These types of event do not only require extensive time investment and a resource-generous geographic location, they also require funds. They represent only …
iWOAW is making it easier than ever for WOAW Organizers to hold fun and exciting events. Each WOAW Event Kit is designed to provide sufficient supplies for 5 volunteers and up to 40 guests. For the first time ever, the kit includes your choice of official WOAW22 caps or t-shirts. The items feature the new iWOAW’s trademark pattern that screams love for everything that flies and the WOAW22 logo in the language of your choice. …
“The iWOAW events and awards have allowed us to make our voice heard by a larger audience”, says TUSAŞ Engine Industries, Inc. (TEI). “We are becoming better known and preferred by female candidates. Our female employee ratio has increased over the years”. About TEI TUSAŞ Engine Industries, Inc. (TEI) is a joint venture company established in 1985 between Turkish Aerospace Industries Inc., General Electric (GE), Turkish Armed Forces Foundation (TSKGV) and the Turkish Aviation Association …
From March 8 to 14, 2021, Women Of Aviation Worldwide Week drew 30,000 attendees at 133 documented local and virtual aviation outreach events for women and girls across the world. This year, Russia, Lithuania, and Vietnam joined 49 other countries who already celebrate the Week. The Institute for Women Of Aviation Worldwide (iWOAW) who motivates and monitors participation during Women Of Aviation Worldwide Week recorded a significant increase in industry social media campaigns in 2021. …