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    FAWE Supporting STEM Hand In Hand With

    MICROSOFT

    Microsoft Education Encourage girls interested in STEM to pursue activities and classes to grow their expertise and ignite their enthusiasm.

    DUBAI CARES

    Education is more than a human right, it is an irrevocable asset. It is also one of the most effective tools to break the cycle of poverty

    AIMS

    The AIMS Women in STEM Initiative  is a program dedicated to accelerating progress for African women in STEM through evidence-based reporting

    UNESCO

    UNESCO provides global leadership in education and responds to contemporary global challenges through education with gender equality an underlying principle.

    Some FAWE Activities In STEM

    A student exihibists locally made tripple cable bridge.
    A student exihibists locally made tripple cable bridge.
    Mrs. Susan Opok Tumusiime, the FAWE Uganda Executive Director awarding Students and Teachers from Kurugutu Secondary School for their outstanding performance during the science competitions. Right – Mrs. Atim Mugenyi, FAWE Uganda Board Chairperson and the Head Teacher of Bwerangangi Girls S.S.
    Mrs. Susan Opok Tumusiime, the FAWE Uganda Executive Director awarding Students and Teachers from Kurugutu Secondary School for their outstanding performance during the science competitions. Right – Mrs. Atim Mugenyi, FAWE Uganda Board Chairperson and the Head Teacher of Bwerangangi Girls S.S.
    FAWE Rwanda supports girls in STEM studies and hands on practice.
    FAWE Rwanda supports girls in STEM studies and hands on practice.
    A student from Mt. of Olives College Kakiri presenting to the judges, how her locally made Irrigation Pump Spray innovation works during the Inter- School Science Competitions in Central Uganda.
    A student from Mt. of Olives College Kakiri presenting to the judges, how her locally made Irrigation Pump Spray innovation works during the Inter- School Science Competitions in Central Uganda.
    Ladies in Technology, engineers of the next generation
    Ladies in Technology, engineers of the next generation
    Keza says she chose to attend the FAWE Girls’ school because she wanted to be around goal-oriented girls. Photo by Chika Oduah. Oct. 2017
    Keza says she chose to attend the FAWE Girls’ school because she wanted to be around goal-oriented girls. Photo by Chika Oduah. Oct. 2017
    Kenya kids trying out computer lessons
    Kenya kids trying out computer lessons
    hands on classes in computer literacy
    hands on classes in computer literacy
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