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The new threats arising from COVID work habits may be overcome by different approaches.

Rear Adm. Danelle Barrett, USN (Ret.), credits her success to mentorships and education.

Global competitiveness in tech sector requires larger pipeline of STEM students.

Laahiri Chalasani, senior manager at the Children’s Science Center, shares her journey in STEM.

Government, industry and academia want to increase their collaborative security efforts.

From humble beginnings as a subcommittee of the AFCEA International Membership Committee in 2013, Women in AFCEA has greatly expanded its offerings at both the international and chapter levels over the past five years.

Closing the STEM gender gap requires both.

Even as a millennial, a career in STEM seemed too big a reach.

They each had different backgrounds, different dreams, different heroes. Four leading women in the U.S. Defense Department gathered Wednesday and shared a unified message: You can have it all; you just can't do it alone.

Career and educational hurdles still exist for girls and women entering the world of the science, technology, engineering and mathematics, commonly called STEM, despite it being the 21st century, panelists shared during AFCEA International’s Women in Cyber discussion, presented Wednesday at West 2017, a premier naval conference held this week in San Diego.