THE GREAT WOMEN PORTRAIT PROJECT
Revealing the female face of innovation
Educating this generation.
Inspiring the next.
"Workplaces where women feel represented and empowered,
spaces underpinned by a culture of belonging, help drive innovation."
- Great Women Portrait Project producer Jo Napier
Project News:
Lockheed Martin Canada has purchased a selection of Great Women portraits/prints of pioneering Canadian women in STEM for each facility across Canada.
More than 30 leaders in Canada's energy industry are honouring Canada's first female nuclear physicist, Harriet Brooks, in offices in Canada, and the U.S. (some photos below)
Dalhousie University's Faculties and Students of Engineering and Architecture & Planning are honouring Great Women of STEM with a series of portrait prints in the Sexton Design and Technology Library.
Project details
CEOS collaborate to honour Canadian pioneer and celebrate great girls & women in STEM
On the International Day of the Girl, female CEOs in Canada's nuclear energy industry celebrated girls and women in STEM by honouring in portrait STEM pioneeer and Canada's first female nuclear physicist, Harriet Brooks. (Brook's original oil portrait now hangs at CNSC headquarters, and portrait prints of Brooks now hang in energy industry offices across the country.)
