In this episode we talk to Ms. Sydney Hamilton, an aerospace engineer, ambassador for the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and advocate for women pursuing their dreams in STEM. She shares her experiences as a woman of color in engineering, as well as advice for young girls wanting to follow a similar path—embodying her motto: “If she can see it she can be it.”

In this episode, we chat with Isabela Gomes and Nourseen Mahmoud, two young women in STEM who are alumni of the State Department’s TechGirls program! Isabela and Nourseen are two young innovators who are dedicated to creating positive change on a global level. Coming together from thousands of miles apart—Panama and Egypt—they share their experience at the TechGirls program and the power of cross-cultural community in empowering women in STEM. 

In this episode, we chat with Dr. Justina Sanchez, a quality engineer, product evaluator, writer, and entrepreneur. She shares her journey as a woman and mentor in STEM and explains how she explores the intersectionality between engineering, writing, entrepreneurship, and mentorship, inspiring the next generation of young women in STEM.

In this episode, we chat with Jiyoo, Yumin, Ashley, and Claire, four leadership members of FemSTEM, a high school feminist initiative in South Korea dedicated to empowering girls and underrepresented youth through STEM education. Jiyoo, Ashley, Yumin, and Claire explain the magic of mentorship and share their inspirational stories as high school girls in STEM fields.

In this episode, we chat with Nikki Barua, CEO of the global Non-Profit, Latinas in Tech. She shares her journey as a woman bridging the gender gap in STEM and business, advocating for more access and opportunities in STEM fields. She inspires the next generation of aspiring leaders, entrepreneurs, and women in STEM.

In this episode, we chat with Dr. Kate Yoshida, a science communicator who creates educational videos for the popular YouTube channels MinuteEarth and MinuteFood. She shares her journey as a woman in environmental science and ecology, and explains the importance of communication and easy access to education in the sciences, inspiring the next generation of women in STEM to learn and create.

In this episode, we chat with Ms. Ella Daugherty, a Product Manager at Microsoft working on the commercial browser team with a focus on security, AI controls, and admin experiences. She shares her inspirational and positive experiences rising to leadership in cybersecurity and computer science, proving to the next generation of girls that being a woman in STEM fields is an empowerment.

In this episode, we chat with Marileen, Mia, Emmie, and Sofia, four members of our Senior Advisory Council, which passes on institutional wisdom and experience as leadership to the next generation of volunteers. They discuss their personal narrative in the STEM field and their experience as leaders for All Girls STEM Society, giving first-hand experience and advice for future women in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

In this episode, we chat with Audrey, Nora, and Hanna, three members of our Senior Advisory Council, which passes on institutional wisdom and experience as leadership to the next generation of volunteers. They discuss their personal journeys in the STEM field and their All Girls STEM Society experience, offering advice for future female scientists, technicians, engineers, and mathematicians.

In this episode, we chat with Selina and Rebecca, two guests who are younger women in STEM in our community from Magikids Robotics Lab. They discuss their passions for robotics and art, and the importance of collaboration and having a positive outlook.