The Women's Guild of Editors is a UK-based professional organization established to address gender disparities in journalism, focused on supporting and advancing the careers of female journalists and editors in the media industry. It offers networking events, mentorship programs, professional development workshops, and advocacy for equal opportunities and fair representation of women in editorial roles. The guild serves as a platform for women in media to connect, share experiences, and influence industry standards, particularly in the context of evolving digital and print journalism landscapes. It has been involved in initiatives promoting diversity and inclusion within newsrooms, including campaigns against sexism and for better work-life balance for female professionals. Notable members include high-profile figures like Rebekah Brooks, the former editor of The Sun and News of the World, highlighting the guild's connections to influential networks in British media. While primarily operating in the UK, its activities may extend to international collaborations with similar women's media groups. As a niche support network, it plays a role in fostering solidarity among women in a traditionally male-dominated field, contributing to broader discussions on gender equity in journalism.