Results for: STEM Education

The World Innovation League (WIL) has announced the launch of the second year of its Diverse Tech Talent Program (DTTP 2.0), a pioneering initiative aimed at addressing Canada’s tech skills gap by equipping underrepresented youth with essential skills, mentorship, and career opportunities. The program, which successfully trained 500 individuals in its first year, is strategically funded to support Canada’s growing tech ecosystem and empower future leaders with the skills needed to thrive in high-demand fields.

Hawaiian Airlines celebrated Girls in Aviation Day by hosting a special event for young women, offering them a glimpse into diverse aviation careers and connecting them with female role models in the industry.

A group of undergraduate students from Citrus College embarked on an immersive environmental science field trip to Vermont, where they conducted research, engaged with policy makers, and gained firsthand experience addressing real-world environmental challenges. The program, funded by the National Science Foundation, aims to inspire the next generation of environmental scientists and foster their passion for sustainable solutions.

On September 21st, 2024, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport will host ‘Girls Take Flight,’ a free event designed to encourage girls and underrepresented groups to pursue careers in aviation and aerospace. The event will feature hands-on activities, interactive exhibits, and motivational speeches from industry experts.

United Airlines is supporting education by donating $1.25 million to DonorsChoose, funding aviation and STEM classroom projects across the nation. This initiative focuses on expanding opportunities for underrepresented groups and builds on the airline’s commitment to STEM education.

Ethiopian Airlines, in collaboration with Boeing and Think Young, has concluded the second edition of their STEM School program in Ethiopia. This program aims to cultivate interest in STEM fields among underserved youth, providing them with essential skills for future success. The initiative emphasizes hands-on learning and fosters a deep understanding of the aviation industry.

US Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell advocates for increased recruitment of Indian students in STEM fields, emphasizing India’s strategic importance. Simultaneously, he suggests limiting Chinese access to sensitive technology programs, citing security concerns. This move reflects escalating US-China tensions and underscores the growing competition for technological dominance.

Calgary author Maria Marianayagam’s latest book, The Amazing Power of Girls, aims to inspire young girls to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). By introducing foundational physics concepts like gravity and buoyancy, the book aims to ignite a passion for STEM subjects in young minds.

Infosys founder NR Narayana Murthy believes that “Conceptual Physics” by Paul G. Hewitt is a must-read for children across India and hopes to translate the book into all Indian languages. He emphasized the importance of translating more books into Indian languages to enhance communication and foster a better understanding of complex ideas, particularly in STEM subjects.

The highly anticipated STEM in the Park event is set to return to Memorial Gardens in Crawley on Saturday, May 18, from 11 am to 4 pm. This exciting event is dedicated to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) activities, providing children and families with an opportunity to explore these fields through hands-on activities and career advice.