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DetailsThe Functional Trustee position on our Board is open now until February 3rd, 2023.
DetailsYou can listen to it and all of our regular shows from our Radio Shows page.
DetailsProposals are due by November 30, 2022.
DetailsThe latest Women in Fire radio show is online, “Officer Development & Training.”
DetailsWe are accepting proposals for our next leadership conference in April 2023. Deadline: July 31, 2022.
DetailsThe scholarship will open on April 19, 2022 and will close October 30, 2022.
DetailsWe are excited to announce that registration for the Women in Fire 2022 International Conference is now open!
DetailsOur 2022 International Conference will be hosted by the Central Florida Fire Department in Orlando, FL, on Sept. 21-24, 2022.
DetailsWe encourage you to take a look at this guide and discuss your health with your primary care physician.
DetailsRegistration is now open for our 2021 International Conference, “Committed to Change,” taking placed Sept. 28-Oct 1, 2021 in Spokane, Washington.
DetailsDid you miss our Annual Membership Meeting? You can view the presentation here.
DetailsYou’re in luck! A YouTube video archive of our Nov. 18 conference is now online.
DetailsAmazonSmile will donate to Women in Fire, at no cost to you.
DetailsSunday, December 13, 2020 @ 4-6PM EST. All members invited. Registration required.
DetailsWe are currently accepting applications for the position of Functional Trustee. Apply by Nov. 30.
DetailsWebinar on Research on Women in the Fire Service
DetailsWatch this great video about Women in Fire in Virginia!
DetailsWomen in Fire has been working with IAFC Volunteer Workforce Solutions on the creation of materials to assist with recruitment and retention. Download “Guide for Creating a Diverse and Inclusive Department.”
DetailsWomen in Fire was awarded $543,907.62 in Fire Prevention and Safety grant funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
DetailsNVFC, in partnership with FBHA and the APA, has released a directory of behavioral health professionals equipped to help firefighters, EMS providers, dispatchers, and rescue workers.
DetailsWe’ve added a list of useful links to government resources during the pandemic.
DetailsThis episode features Dr. Christina Baxter, CEO from Emergency Response Tips, LLC; Heidi Simon, Lieutenant from South Metro Fire Rescue in Colorado; and Ali Rothrock, Women in Fire trustee and CEO/lead instructor of On the Job and Off.
DetailsFDIC has been postponed. As our 2020 Leadership Conference was being held in conjunction with FDIC, it too has been postponed.
DetailsClass schedule and details on early bird conference prices attached.
DetailsTake part in a confidential online survey on perceptions around occupational cancer risk.
DetailsWe’re now accepting class proposals for our September 2020 International Conference in Spokane, WA: “Committed to Change.”
DetailsPlease review our Joint Anti-Harassment, Bullying, and Discrimination Statement.
DetailsFree for Members! Registration limited to 50 attendees.
DetailsDuring the past year, three women have been appointed to the role of Fire Chief and one the role of Chief Deputy around the state. All of these are firsts, making these women the highest-ranking female fire officials in each of the department’s history.
DetailsThe International Association of Women in Fire & Emergency Services (iWomen) is now Women in Fire. This change is part of the organization’s strategic plan that has been in the works over the past year.
DetailsA new report, Emerging Health and Safety Issues among Women in the Fire Service, studies the critical health and safety issues of female firefighters and EMS responders.
DetailsAs a Platinum sponsor, E-ONE will be hosting a Meet & Greet for iWomen Conference attendees. E-ONE is also providing funding to iWomen that will be used towards other projects during the 2019 calendar year.
DetailsPlease visit the conference information page for links to online and downloadable registration forms.
DetailsThe opening keynote speaker for the 2019 Leadership Conference, to be held in Indianapolis, Indiana, on Monday, April 8, in conjunction with FDIC International, is Battalion Chief Tiffanye S. Wesley.
DetailsThe block of rooms for iWomen attendees is now open for our 2019 Conference. These rooms are on a first-come, first-served basis and will only be held through January 31st.
DetailsSubmit your proposal to host the 2020 Biennial International Conference for the International Association of Women in Fire & Emergency Services by Dec. 31.
DetailsWe had the opportunity to talk with 4 amazing women who are iWomen supporters and are also extremely knowledgable about the safety, care and research of PPE.
DetailsIf you missed the live show, you can still listen in to the recorded copy. Host Candice McDonald, iWomen Trustee, talked to several guests about their thoughts on mentoring, and how it helped them to succeed in the fire service and in their personal lives.
DetailsRescue Air Systems and iWomen announced a new partnership that will help the organization continue to advance its advocacy, education and training programs.
DetailsFire Service leaders have the difficult task of gathering information and data from a variety of sources in an effort to insure the safety of the their communities and their firefighters.
DetailsIn August of 2016, iWomen partnered with the United States Fire Administration to complete a Study on the Emerging Issues of Women in the Fire Service.
DetailsFor 2017, we are co-locating with the world’s largest fire service event — FDIC!
DetailsiWomen members – this is a great opportunity to study at John Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health with five focus areas, including Environmental Challenges. The tie into fire could be…
DetailsThe application period for the second semester of National Fire Academy resident classes opened October 15. The application period closes December 15. The second semester includes those classes scheduled from…
DetailsA wonderful opportunity awaits women fire officers who are aspiring to become a fire chief in the near future and for new women fire chiefs. For the fifth year, the…
DetailsWould your department want to be the hosting city for our next International Conference? Now is the time to put your proposal together! The RFP for locations has been published…
DetailsWe have just learned that Columbia Southern University will once again be a Gold Level sponsor of iWomen in 2017! We will be posting more information…
DetailsHave you ever tried the FireCraft Phoenix Structural gloves? These are great firefighting gloves that are better designed for firefighters with smaller hands. Sizes come in XXS to 3XL, and…
DetailsCaptain Troy J. Gibbs Retires from Alexandria Fire Department For Immediate Release: July 1, 2016 Fire Captain Troy Jennene Gibbs is retiring after 25 years of service to the City…
DetailsIf you missed our radio show last night, you can check it out here: iWomen Radio Show There is a lot of good information about promotional testing, and some great…
DetailsUnfortunately, harassment does happen, and it is too often, and in too many scenarios. President Angie Hughes wrote a great article that was just published by Fire Engineering. Check it…
DetailsHave you passed on a promotion opportunity because YOU didn’t feel you were ready? Have you had others ask you to apply, or why you didn’t apply? We have heard…
DetailsThe origins of the International Association of Women in Fire & Emergency Services (iWomen) date back to 1982 when several courageous women firefighters unified and created the group known…
DetailsThe International Association of Women in Fire and Emergency Services is deeply saddened by the passing of our sister, Nicole Mittendorff. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family and…
DetailsFirefighters remain a high-risk group for exposure to cancer-causing asbestos, despite a dramatic drop in its use recently that made those in the construction and other industries considerably safer. Asbestos…
DetailsHost Billy Greenwood of FETC Services will be speaking with special guest Deb Pendergast, Director of New Hampshire Fire Academy, about firefighter stress and mental health. Please find the link here.
Sexual harassment and sexual assault are inconsistent with the values of the fire service and will not be tolerated. We must provide a culture that respects and protects ALL members.…
DetailsiWomen Receives Scott Safety Foundation Grant. Grant to support services and assist in the recruitment of new and existing female firefighters. iWomen is compiling a list of all Fire Camps…
DetailsTampa 2 – Recognizing Progress, Committing to the Future for Firefighter Health and Safety: On March 10, 2014, the NFFF invited top leaders in the fire service to TAMPA2 –…
DetailsTaking action Against Cancer in the Fire Service. Sponsored on behalf of firefighter safety, health and survival by Honeywell First Responder Products. In late April 2013, the Firefighter Cancer Support…
DetailsState of Women in the Fire Service Video. Video produced by Answering the Call by Baltimore County, MD Fire Department. Battalion Chief Utz discusses with Fire Lieutenant Angela Hughes the…
DetailsFemale fire leaders speak on mentoring, challenges with Fire Chief’s Senior Editor Mary Rose Roberts. Learn from female firefighters in leadership positions about how they were first introduced to the…
DetailsVisual representations of female fire fighters by Dr. Merilyn Childs. This presentation was designed to share visual representations of females in relationship to fire and fire fighting with female fire…
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