GREEN STEM subprogramme

Girls in GREEN STEM

From participation to leadership in green technology.

Who it’s for

Girls and young women, supported by schools, universities and women’s networks.

What happens

Hands-on workshops in electronics, clean energy and digital skills, with women mentors.

How it runs

Girls-only and mixed-group workshops, with exhibitions and leadership experiences.

Status

Coming soon. We are collecting expressions of interest.

About this subprogramme

Girls leading in green technology

Girls in GREEN STEM creates accessible routes for girls and young women to explore science, electronics, clean energy, coding and technical careers. It counters harmful stereotypes by centring practical experience, relatable mentors and visible opportunities for continued learning.

Rural Women Technology Village project in Menoua, Cameroon

Our areas of action

What we do

Five strands of practical work.

How it works

Our approach and outcomes

We prioritise inclusion, safety, privacy and meaningful learning outcomes, because participation numbers alone do not show progress. We use consent-based stories and follow-up surveys to track confidence, skills and retention.

Who we serve

Who this is for

How to take part

Three simple steps

Status: Coming soon. We are collecting expressions of interest.

Register your interest

Tell us who you are and what you would like to join, using the registration form.

We get in touch

When dates and places are confirmed, we contact the people who registered.

Take part or partner

Join as a participant, or support the work as a school, mentor, sponsor or partner.

In the field

Our work in pictures

A look at EWAH NEXUS in action. We add new photos here as this subprogramme grows.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about this subprogramme. Still curious? Get in touch and we will help.

Girls in GREEN STEM creates accessible routes for girls and young women to explore science, electronics, clean energy, coding and technical careers. It counters harmful stereotypes by centring practical experience, relatable mentors and visible opportunities for continued learning.

This subprogramme works with schools, universities, professional women’s networks, mentors and inclusive STEM sponsors.

Status: Coming soon. We are collecting expressions of interest. Dates and places will be shared with people who register their interest.

Use the registration page to register your interest. Schools, mentors, sponsors and organisations can also visit the partner page.

Safe participation is part of how this subprogramme is designed. Read our Safeguarding & Child Protection policy for the standards we work to.

Status

Get involved

Register your interest and help us bring this subprogramme to more learners and communities.

Status: Coming soon. We are collecting expressions of interest.