Six Tech Books That’ll Help You Know More About The World Of Tech Written by: Hazel Agoni If you’re looking to start a career in tech, learn how to navigate the workplace as a woman in tech, find out how it feels like to work in Silicon Valley, books are a great place to get […]
Sometimes, it can be frustrating not finding anyone in STEM who looks like you, sounds like you or shares a similar background with you. While this can make you wonder if you’ll succeed in your dream of becoming a chemical engineer or nuclear scientist it shouldn’t. To encourage you, meet four amazing minority scientists who […]
On June 2 2018, the Montreal’s Yoruba Community hosted Dr. Edna Naa Okaikor Aryee – Botchway and I in a showdown that focused majorly on health and wealth. Here are the take homes from the cervical cancer session: – Black Women have the HIGHEST DEATH RATE from cervical cancer and SECOND HIGHEST INCIDENCE (lost my […]
Happy Science Literacy Week! It is Science Literacy Week in Canada, a week long celebration of science. We are delighted to spotlight some of the female Canadian scientists who have contributed greatly to the development and growth in the field of science. #womeninstem #stemeducation #scienceliteracyweek
Today, 5th of June is World Environmental Day! Happy World Environmental Day! Tackling environmental injustice… “Environmental justice is the fair treatment and meaningful involvement of all people regardless of race, color, national origin or income, with respect to the development, implementation and enforcement of environmental laws, regulations and policies”. Environmental justice clearly brings attention to […]
***4 Minority Scientists You Should Know*** Sometimes, it can be frustrating not finding anyone in STEM who looks like you, sounds like you or shares a similar background with you. While this can make you wonder if you’ll succeed in your dream of becoming a chemical engineer or nuclear scientist it shouldn’t. To encourage you, […]
