By Melissa Rancourt | Founder & Board President
Your support has made it possible for us to inspire 400 girls in 4 countries with 7 events - in just 2 months!
This autumn, our g4g team has been bringing STEM fun at light-speed to girls in US, UK, Italy, and Belgium. Take a fast-paced tour with us through these inspiring moments and get ready to hear what is next.
Not one, not two, but THREE events on STEM & Sustainability
200 young women dreaming of STEM university studies ahead were invited to the US Embassy in Brussels to learn from industry mentors, dive into creative sustainability & collaborative exercises, and develop much-needed ideas and inventions for the future. What's next? 50 of these young women, and their sustainability ideas, will be selected to meet the US Ambassador for a special STEM reception in their honor. But, we are getting ahead of ourselves! More news in the next report!
Marshmallow Structures & Fruit-inspired Energy in London and Treviso
Hands-on STEM Learning fun was all the rage for the girls in London, UK and Treviso, Italy during these past few weeks. 150 girls had the chance to learn about future careers in insurance, science & research (at AIG in London) and in manufacturing (at Applied Materials in Treviso). Science experiments with marshmallows and fruit to teach engineering structures and green energy?!! Yes, that's right. And 90% of the girls who attended wish to put STEM in their sites for the future.
Mentors are key!
50 young women had the chance to learn directly from scientists in the lab in Massachusetts, USA. From our impact report, we know that mentorship is key to inspiring girls and young women for furthering their STEM education and dreams for the future. The Avantor Foundation opened up their labs to these young women and inspired them with the coolest of experiments and laboratory explorations.
Keep following us around the world - because our tour continues to six more countries and nine more events in just the next 90 days.
Around the world in 90 days?!! Anything is Possible!
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By Melissa Rancourt | Founder & Board President
By Melissa Rancourt | Founder & Board President
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