By Kathryn B. Creedy With over 100 educators and aviation professionals tuning in nationwide, FAA opened its 2026-27 school season with an open forum to introduce educators to some of the best programming available to connect students to aviation and aerospace careers. In addition to describing the FAA’s three new educator pathway programs (see relatedContinue reading “FAA Kicks Off School Year with Pathways to Flight Open Forum”
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Career Advice from the CEO
By Kathryn B. Creedy Aviation and aerospace have dozens of conferences but those that represent women and minorities are not graced with the attendance of a lot of airline CEOs. But all of them are a priority for GoJet CEO Rick Leach, who not only supports the organization, shows up but runs an evening KaraokeContinue reading “Career Advice from the CEO”
Have Women Leaders Been Used to Maintain the Patriarchy?
Chisom Udeze makes the case that despite the progress women have made in the past 50 years, it is an illusion because it is designed to uphold the patriarchy. She argues that when we try to force cultural change, we are no longer tolerated and retribution is swift. By Kathryn B. Creedy I was atContinue reading “Have Women Leaders Been Used to Maintain the Patriarchy?”
“Inclusion is Not About Special Treatment it is About Different Design”
The aviation and aerospace industries pivot their thinking to ensure the safety of women and people of color.
Where Are All the Female Bill Nyes?
WAI2025 Keynote Speaker Emily Calandrelli Hollywood hasn’t caught up to women’s interest in science. By Kathryn B. Creedy As I listened to Emily Calandrelli at Women in Aviation International Conference opening session, I got mad. Here is young woman focused completely on “supersizing” the impact of #aviation #STEM #STEAM education and Hollywood doesn’t see herContinue reading “Where Are All the Female Bill Nyes?”
