Risk regressing backward
When you stop working on things, you risk regressing backward. If you want things to improve you need to work at them. If you want them to continue to improve, you need to continue working on them. #MondayMotivation
Black Futures Symposium
Pictures from the Black Futures Symposium organized by Dufferin-Peel Catholic District School where two members of our board of directors Angella Mignon and AdeolaOlubamiji were present as speakers for the workshops titled : The Future of Work – Powering Our Community Through Nuclear Energy & Additive Manufacturing in Smart Factories. #WomeninSTEM #BlackHistoryMonth #STEM
Constant Progress
Without a track record of constant progress to remind you of where you’re going, fear and doubt can stall you out. Don’t let inaction kill your motivation, take action instead. Wake up everyday with a clearly defined purpose and tackle all the things that will bring you closer to your goals. #MondayMotivation
History Of Our Music
We will be having 3 STEM display at the “History of our music” event on the 23rd of February. We are also seeking volunteers in Toronto, Canada who would like to work with us to ensure everyone has a terrific experience. Check our flyer for more information about this event and reach us through any […]
Mentor Meets Community
Our first “Mentor Meets Community” happened last friday at Frontlines! One of our exemplary and positive role models UchiUchibeke shared his journey as a computer scientist and software developer at Shopify with the youths and engaged them in hands on activities! We are thankful for the privilege to connect Uchi with these youths and can’t […]
Dr. Olubamiji Selected for L’Oréal’s Women of Worth Program
STEMHub Founder Dr. Olubamiji Selected for L’Oréal’s Women of Worth Program L’Oréal Paris has selected the founder of STEMHub Foundation, AdeolaOlubamiji as one of the 10 honorees for the Canadian edition of L’Oreal Paris’ Women of Worth program. Dr. Olubamiji was recognized for her significant contributions towards empowering young people of diverse minority backgrounds through […]
