SistersinScience_NL co-founders share advice for young women in STEM

The world needs science, and science needs women 🔬 Since 1998, the L'Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science (FWIS) Fellowship program has championed equality and visibility of women in STEMM, through education, mentorship and valuable funding. To date, over AU$2 million has been invested across 79 female researchers in Australia and New Zealand. We recently celebrated our four esteemed 2025 FWIS fellows—Dr Jessica A Kretzmann, Dr Maria Kleshnina, Dr Georgina Falster and Dr Jamie-Lee Rahiri at an awards ceremony in Melbourne. Hosted by Gorgi Coghlan, the fellows shared their groundbreaking research, accomplishments and unwavering dedication, inspiring the next generation of women in the scientific community. Congratulations to our fellows! #ForWomenInScience #FWIS #CreateTheBeautyThatMovesTheWorld

The world needs science, and science needs women 🔬 Since 1998, the L'Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science (FWIS) Fellowship program has championed equality and visibility of women in STEMM, through education, mentorship and valuable funding. To date, over AU$2 million has been invested across 79 female researchers in Australia and New Zealand. We recently celebrated our four esteemed 2025 FWIS fellows—Dr Jessica A Kretzmann, Dr Maria Kleshnina, Dr Georgina Falster and Dr Jamie-Lee Rahiri at an awards ceremony in Melbourne. Hosted by Gorgi Coghlan, the fellows shared their groundbreaking research, accomplishments and unwavering dedication, inspiring the next generation of women in the scientific community. Congratulations to our fellows! #ForWomenInScience #FWIS #CreateTheBeautyThatMovesTheWorld

The world needs science, and science needs women 🔬 Since 1998, the L'Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science (FWIS) Fellowship program has championed equality and visibility of women in STEMM, through education, mentorship and valuable funding. To date, over AU$2 million has been invested across 79 female researchers in Australia and New Zealand. We recently celebrated our four esteemed 2025 FWIS fellows—Dr Jessica A Kretzmann, Dr Maria Kleshnina, Dr Georgina Falster and Dr Jamie-Lee Rahiri at an awards ceremony in Melbourne. Hosted by Gorgi Coghlan, the fellows shared their groundbreaking research, accomplishments and unwavering dedication, inspiring the next generation of women in the scientific community. Congratulations to our fellows! #ForWomenInScience #FWIS #CreateTheBeautyThatMovesTheWorld

We are proud to share that “Women working in Non Traditional fields”, a project by Manal Adil, supervised by Werdah Munib , has been selected as a finalist among 500 global entries at the QS Impact Awards 2025. The project focuses on women empowerment and celebrates women working in non-traditional fields, inspiring young women to break barriers and redefine gender roles in the professional world. Through insightful workshops on building digital portfolios and practical engagement, the initiative encourages skill development and visibility for women pursuing careers in unconventional industries. Developed in collaboration with Descon Techincal Institute , this project is a testament to SMC BNU’s commitment to fostering meaningful change, innovation, and social impact through education and creativity. Beaconhouse National University (BNU)

✨ Empowering the next generation of women in industry!   The HGA Foundation was a Silver Sponsor for the 2025 Women in Industry Forum, hosted by the Greater Baton Rouge Industry Alliance (GBRIA) at the Price LeBlanc PACE Center in Gonzales. The Forum brought together students from 27 high schools across six parishes and connected them with educational resources, career pathways, and inspiring role models.   Through hands-on activities and interactive discussions, the event aimed to build confidence, answer questions, and help students envision themselves in rewarding industry careers—from skilled crafts to engineering, safety, operations, and beyond. It also allowed industry leaders to share their journeys, offer advice, and form meaningful connections with students.   HGA team members who participated included Juli Daigle Maniscalco, Wynn Green, Lana Fuentes, Lisa Oldenburg, and Tasha Rickels.   #WomenInIndustry #STEMCareers #WeAreHGA #IndustrialCareers

University of Saskatchewan alumnae with engineering and science focused degrees are invited to #USask Women in STEM networking event at the USask Calgary Hub this month. Building a strong network is important for women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) careers. The event at the Hub provides an opportunity to: ☑️ Connect with other experienced industry professionals ☑️ Support women in navigating the challenges and opportunities within STEM fields ☑️ Build your community Look forward to connecting, details below ⬇️

this short clip was part of the feature by The Unofficial about the Women in Science Society 🤍 it still feels a bit surreal to see our work highlighted like this. what started as a small idea to connect women in STEM at Oxford Brookes has now grown into a real community. thank you again to The Unofficial team for the feature and to everyone who’s been part of this journey so far 🌟

Today, the last episode of Under the Spotlight goes live and it’s about empowering young girls in STEM 🧪 Our special guest is Marta Lorusso, Education Specialist at Girls Go Circular, and with her we had a chat about gender stereotypes, role models and challenges women face in this male-dominated field. Stay until the end to hear Ksenija Djalovic from our member Centre for Youth Education (NVO Centar za omladinsku edukaciju) who highlighted all the work they do to empower young women in Montenegro, starting from education all the way to business development. Thanks a lot for listening to this season of Under the Spotlight. For now, this is it. Let us know which topics you’d like to hear us talk about in future seasons. Until then, keep up with us on our other social media channels! 👉Listen to the episode here: https://lnkd.in/dh5kNDtZ

How does authenticity shape teaching? Hear JMU’s Colleen Watson on keeping stats engaging + inspiring future women in STEM. Listen to the episode: https://lnkd.in/e_uQJMH2

🌟 Empowering Women through STEM: The STEMazing Women Project Digital Academy is Live! We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the STEMazing Women Digital Academy - a pioneering online learning space designed to empower women with essential STEM and life skills for the future. Under Work Package 2, our team has worked collaboratively to: 💡 Design a gender-responsive STEM training curriculum and programme tailored to women’s needs and experiences. 📚 Develop self-guided, asynchronous learning modules that make STEM education accessible anytime, anywhere. 🖥️ Define the technical framework and build the STEMazing Women digital academy platform, ensuring a user-friendly and inclusive learning environment. 🚀 Test and launch the beta version, refining the platform through feedback and hands-on engagement. 🎓 Officially launch and operate the Academy, opening doors for women across Europe to learn, connect, and thrive in STEM fields. At Socialinnov, we’re proud to contribute to this initiative, fostering equal opportunities, confidence, and innovation among women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. 👉 Explore the Academy: https://lnkd.in/dZNVM6NE