As I sit watching my kids play on a beach in Barcelona I’m reflecting on what a milestone month March was in so many ways. It has been nothing short of extraordinary for STEMAZING and for me personally. A month defined by energy, collaboration and purpose - where the power of community truly came to life. If there is one reflection that stands above all others, it is this: meaningful progress in equality and inclusion is never achieved in isolation. It is built collectively,

Terms such as Built Environment and Maths don’t incite images of beauty in my mind. Just like ‘Built Environment’ gives me images of a concrete jungle, Mathematics makes me think of a jungle in its own way too, a tangle of theories and equations; especially for someone who never felt very good at maths whilst in education. An Amazonian-esque rainforest that makes me nervous to explore, especially without a guide. Bob Marley describes the concrete jungle as a place “where liv

“I want to build my confidence and find clarity in where I’m going.” That line came from one of our STEMAZING mentoring programme applicants and is a common theme we see in our data. It speaks volumes. Behind every statistic about gender diversity, there’s a real human story and stark reality: getting women into STEM isn’t enough. We must do more to ensure they stay in STEM and thrive. There are many systemic and systematic changes that must happen to create more inclusive sp

Take a leap of faith in yourself. It's so important to have faith in yourself and strive to champion your own potential. As the saying...

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We need a larger, stronger STEM workforce if we are going to solve our current and future Global challenges. Girls, we need you!