Partnerships.
The Women’s Wargaming Network (WWN) collaborates with organizations that share our commitment to equity, innovation, and inclusion in the defense and security space.
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Our partnerships bring wargaming to new audiences, amplify underrepresented voices, and create opportunities for professional growth, mentorship, and cross-sector learning. From co-hosted workshops and speaker series to collaborative research and game design projects, we build programs that are purposeful, practical, and people-centered.
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Whether you're a think tank, university, defense institution, or industry partner, we’re always open to meaningful collaborations that advance our shared mission.
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🔗 Interested in partnering with us? Reach out to us at admin@womenswargamingnetwork.org - we’d love to talk.
A WWN Partner:
CAPTRS (Center for Advanced Preparedness and Threat Response Simulation)
The Center for Advanced Preparedness and Threat Response Simulation (CAPTRS) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit setting a new standard for preparedness through next-generation games.
Their research-based portfolio equips decision-makers with the intuition and systems thinking needed to confront emerging threats and prevent cascading global failures.
CAPTRS designs cognitive-to-operational-level simulations for leaders across public health, government, science, and industry.
A WWN Partner:
GW Strategic Crisis Simulations
Strategic Crisis Simulations is a student-run organization at the George Washington University affiliated with the Elliott School of International Affairs.
Our organization focuses on empowering young professionals interested in U.S. foreign policy, international security, intelligence, emergency management, and humanitarian assistance through the development and facilitation of interactive and engaging simulations and wargames.
A WWN Partner:
AWAU (Association for Wargaming at American University)
AWAU promotes the professional practice and hobby of wargaming to students and community members.
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Through gameplay, discussion, and guest lectures from wargaming professionals, our programming educates members on the professional applications of games and simulations.
We also run collaborative events with external wargaming organizations to provide networking opportunities and expand understanding of the utility and limitations of professional wargames.
A WWN Partner:
IKS (International Kriegsspiel Society)
The International Kriegsspiel Society is the world’s largest, online association dedicated to Kriegsspiel. It unites over 4,100 members from all over the world in the passion of studying, discussing and playing Kriegsspiel.
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The International Kriegsspiel Society is an open, welcoming, inclusive and diverse community. Wargaming and especially Kriegsspiel as we understand it, focuses on people, diversity of thought and perspectives, on learning from others, and reflecting about preconceptions and established concepts of thought.
A WWN Partner:
WiiS McGill (McGill Women in International Security)
Women In International Security (WIIS-pronounced WISE) is Canada’s premier non-governmental organization advancing women’s leadership in the field of international peace and security through research excellence, professional development, mentorship, and networking.
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Women in International Security (WIIS) Canada McGill is a chapter of the not-for-profit organization WIIS Canada and an affiliate of WIIS Global. We are a student group aiming to advance gender equality and leadership opportunities for women interested in international peace and security at McGill.
