Colectivo de mujeres matemáticas is a group of Chilean women mathematicians founded in 2014. It meets regularly to speak about the gender gap and the differences of opportunities faced by women in the region. The group has delivered talks at several high schools, speaking about what being a mathematician is and also addressing the stereotype that mathematics is a men game. It has also participated in some university events speaking about the gender gap in math and science. Besides the web page, the group also has a facebook group.

Mujeres en Computacion

“Somos una agrupación de mujeres académicas, estudiantes y profesionales trabajando en computación en Chile.”  (A group of academic women, students and professionals working in computation in Chile.) Part of the group Latinas in Computing founded in 2006.

Colombia has as yet no formal organisation but is actively involved in movements to set up an organization of Latin American Women in Mathematics. CWM sponsored  the meeting Latin American Women in Mathematics which took place July 11-15, 2016 in Barranquilla, Colombia, with the aim of establishing a network of women mathematicians in the region.

Contact: Carolina Neira Jimenez cneiraj@unal.edu.co

El Salvador does not yet have a formal organization but is taking action to address the gender gap in mathematics. In March, 2018, a meeting will be held, focussed on less developed countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, to propose concrete medium and long-term actions with the goal to change the landscape of mathematics in the region.

Ethiopia has as of yet no formal organization for women in mathematics but there are official activities to encourage young girls into STEM fields. The first regional workshop of the African Women in Mathematics Association was  held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, in October 2018. In February 2020 a three-day training program for female mathematics teachers was organized with the goal of inspiring teaching methods that will motivate girls to enter STEM fields.

Femmes et mathématiques

The second oldest organization for women mathematiciens, femmes et mathématiques was founded in 1987.

"Peu de filles dans les filières techniques et scientifiques, peu de femmes dans les métiers scientifiques, en particulier en mathématiques, c’est de ce constat et de la volonté d’y remédier qu’est née en 1987 l’association femmes et mathématiques. Elle compte actuellement environ deux cent membres, pour l’essentiel des mathématiciennes travaillant à l’Université ou dans des organismes de recherche et des professeurs de mathématiques de l’enseignement secondaire ou de classes préparatoires …"

Since the early days of EWM there has been a German section of European Women in Mathematics. It has organised a number of national and international meetings; it also maintains an email distribution list (ewm-info) for Germany with information on job ads and other matters. The German Mathematical Society (DMV) has Diversity and Equal Opportunities as one of its fields of activities and cooperates closely with the German section of EWM in this context. The Emmy Noether Lectures were initiated by the Diversity and Equal Opportunities representative in 2008. The Arbeitskreis Frauen und Mathematik is a sub-unit of the Gesellschaft für Didaktik der Mathematik (= German society of math education) (GDM) and is mainly concerned with math education and history of mathematics. The International Association of Applied Mathematics and Mechanics (GAMM) is actively working on increasing the percentage of women among GAMM members as well as the visibility of female role models in mathematics and more specifically in mechanics. The organization encourages general discussion on the improvement of the basic conditions of women scientists in these areas.

Here is an interactive map on which you can locate female mathematics professors in Germany.

Indonesia has as yet no formal organisation but hosted the CWM sponsored Women in Mathematics in Asia Forum July 28 2016, Bali, Indonesia which took place during the 7th Asia Mathematical Conference AMC2016. The forum aims to establish a network of women mathematicians in Asia.

Contact: Budi Ruchjana budi.nurani@unpad.ac.id

Japan does not as yet have an official organization, but the  Mathematical Society of Japan (MSJ) has an Equal opportunity committee  with web site (in Japanese, for the moment). The committee’s main actions are  1. Support for mathematicians bringing their children to mathematical meetings, 2. Encouraging  high school girls to go on to mathematics(e.g. summer schools), 3. Membership in Japan Inter-Society Liaison Association Committee for Promoting Equal Participation of Men and Women in Science and Engineering (EPMEWSE).

For more information contact Senjo Shimizu shimizu.senjo.5s@kyoto-u.ac.jp

Kenya Women in Mathematical Sciences (KWIMSA) is an association of Kenyan women in mathematics and related fields. It was founded following the birth of African Women in Mathematics (AWMA) and was registered in 2014. Its president is Josephine Kagunda (University of Nairobi).
Contact kwimsa@gmail.com
For more details see here.

Korean Women in Mathematical Sciences

was founded in 2005 to contribute to the development and diffusion of technology in mathematical sciences to support academic advancement and active exchanges among Korean mathematicians and expand the base of women in mathematics.

The mission of the KWMS includes:

• Support equal opportunities for women in mathematical sciences
• Support researches and information exchanges among women in mathematical sciences 
• Protect rights and improve welfare of women in mathematical sciences 
• Collect and publish researches in mathematical sciences 
• Serve the community by utilizing expert knowledge (popularization of mathematical sciences) 

The Mexican Mathematical Society has recently set up La Comisión de Equidad y Género (A commision for equality and gender). Under their initiative, Mexican women in mathematics had their first meeting in January 2014.

A second meeting, sponsored by CWM, was held in Oaxaca in August 2016.

The next meeting will be held in April, 2018.

"Equality, diversity and gender" page (in Spanish) of the Mathematics Institute at National University of México.

Women of Nepal in Mathematical Sciences (WoNiMS)

WoNiMS was created by a group of women mathematicians in 2013 and aims to support women in mathematics as well promoting mathematics among women and young girls. 

Contacts: wonims20122@gmail.com

                Dhana Thapa dhanathapam@gmail.com

A very active national chapter of EWM with its own website and regular Newsletters.

Nigerian Women in Mathematics (NWM) was established in July 2014 at the Department of Mathematics, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria. NWM is registered under the Corporate Affairs Commission of Nigeria.

NWM holds biennial conferences, the first of which took place at the Department of Mathematics, University of Agriculture, Makurdi, Nigeria in May 2017. The second biennial conference was held at the Department of Mathematics University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria in June 2019.

The NWM furthermore organized and hosted the Second Conference of West African Women in Mathematics, entitled "Addressing Gender Inequality Menace: Roles of Employment and Government Policies" at the University of Ibadan, Nigeria in 2018 with a week-long school on Mathematical Finance preceding the conference. Participants and plenary speakers were drawn from Nigeria and outside Nigeria. There were career talks with 5 female students each from 6 different secondary schools during the conference.

Contact:
Dr. Deborah O. Makinde: domakinde.comp@gmail.com
Or Dr. Olubunmi A. Fadipe-Joseph: famelov@unilorin.edu.ng

Pakistani Women in Mathematics (PWM)

seeks to provide a stimulating intellectual environment for women academicians from all over Pakistan in different mathematical disciplines. Their first meeting was held at Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad in April 2014, followed by their second meeting at the University of Peshawar in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in November 2017. The next meeting of PWM is being planned.

Panama does not have a formal organization for women in mathematics yet. Since May 2019, Panama has organized a monthly Math Carnival in different museums, parks and malls. The first Math Carnival took place on the International Day for Women in Mathematics on May 12th, 2019. Even though the Math Carnivals are open to the public, the purpose of this math outreach event is to inspire Panamanian youth, particularly girls, to study math by showing them real-life examples of Panamanian female mathematicians who are successful in their careers. Also, the Panama Pod of 500 Women Scientists was created in June 2019 with the goal of giving a collective voice for Panamanian women in science.

Contact : Jeanette Shakalli  jshakall@gmail.com.

Mujeres y Matemáticas

(Women and Mathematics) is a subcommittee of the Spanish mathematical society Real Sociedad Mathematica Espanola (RSME).  

A recent report on the situation of women mathematicians in Spain can be found in the EWM Newsletter 25, P. 7-11.

Committee for Women in Statistics and Operational Research

of the Sociedad de Estadistica e Investigacion Operativa (SEIO)
(Society for Statistics and Operations Research)

The Association for Turkish Women in Mathematics was established in June 2012. The aim of the association is to support women in mathematics, both in academic and social areas, and encourage young women to pursue academic careers in mathematics. To achieve this goal, the association is trying to bring women mathematicians together by organizing meetings in several formats.

Association for Women in Mathematics (AWM)

This is the oldest and largest of the organisations for women mathematicians. It is based in the USA with  its activities mainly focussed there, but it has many international members. Its website contains a wealth of further resources.

AWM is on Facebook and it has recently launched a new Twitter Feed: @AWMmath  to improve communications.

Joint Committee on Women in the Mathematical Sciences (JCW)

The Joint Committee on Women in the Mathematical Sciences (JCW), founded in 1971 as a committee of the American Mathematical Society (AMS), is now a joint committee of eight mathematical and statistical societies. The committee serves primarily as a forum for communication among member organizations about the ways in which each organization enhances opportunities for women in the mathematical and statistical sciences. JCW disseminates information about effective mechanisms and best practices for these enhancements through media such as its website, society publications, and presentations at meetings of the member societies.

American Statistics Association Committee on Women in Statistics

The committee on women in statistics of the American Statistical Association (ASA).

Many other related organisations, mainly based in the USA, can be found here on the AWM website.

Uzbek Women in Mathematics is a member of the Central Asian Women in Mathematics Association CAWMA. The other countries involved are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan. 
The first meeting took place September 22-23, 2016 in Almaty (Kazakhstan) and the second meeting was October 25-26, 2018 in Khorezm (Uzbekistan), sponsored by CWM and CDC.

The main aims of Uzbek Women in Mathematics (as part of CWM) are to encourage women to study mathematics and to create scientific communication between women mathematicians and to encourage International Collaboration in Mathematics and related fields.  

For more information contact: Umida Baltaeva (Khorezm Mamun Academy, Urgench State University (Uzbekistan)): umida_baltayeva@mail.ru
 

No organisation but contact person

Lê Thi Thanh Nhàn, Thai Nguyen College of Sciences  trtrnhan@yahoo.com