Association for Women in Mathematics

The Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM) is a comprehensive professional organization dedicated to supporting women and girls throughout their mathematical careers. Based in Providence, RI, AWM serves over 3,500 members representing the full spectrum of the mathematical community across the United States and internationally. The organization provides extensive programming and resources designed to foster professional development, increase visibility, and create pathways for women in mathematics, academia, government, and industry. AWM's strategic initiatives focus on understanding and improving career pipelines for women mathematicians, recognizing that representation at the highest levels requires both individual preparation and systemic organizational change. The organization operates through collaborative research networks spanning more than 25 subject areas, enabling mathematicians to connect, mentor, and advance together. AWM administers prestigious awards and prizes, including the Alice T. Schafer Prize for undergraduate women and the Dissertation Prize for outstanding PhD research. The organization also facilitates student engagement through over 100 student chapters at institutions worldwide, provides travel grants to support professional participation, and maintains an active job board connecting members with aligned employers. AWM's commitment extends to promoting diversity, inclusion, and a welcoming international environment within mathematics. Through committee work, mentorship programs, publications, and annual research symposiums, AWM actively shapes the mathematical sciences culture to ensure young women entering the field encounter a nurturing, equitable professional environment.