WAAW Foundation

In this episode, Olamide and I discussed girl education, her academic program, life outside schooling, future aspirations, WAAW Foundation impact, and many other interesting things. You won't want to miss this episode!

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This episode is dedicated to describing and explaining the WAAW Foundation scholarship application; giving in-depth details on the eligibility, and required documents, plus extra tips to apply successfully.

Scholarship application form: https://airtable.com/appyw4lczE5E2laJe/shr1VhyUcfMmNxWKW

In this episode, Loveth shared inexhaustible insights I bet you. She spoke succinctly on how fields like art, social sciences all work alongside STEM fields for sustainability and the empowerment of empowerment of African women.

Do you struggle with your self-care? Sounds weird but true. Self-care isn't as easy as it may seem. In this episode, I have given practical self-care tips that may help you as a fellow relax while you juggle with other stuffs and activities. They helped me, so I'm convinced they'll be of help to you

On 'WAAW Foundation's latest!', we bring to you the programs, activities, opportunities that are currently ongoing on open to everyone in our community and all STEM enthusiasts!

- To apply for the STEM teachers training: http://bit.ly/Delta_Teacher_Training

- To apply for RISE: http://bit.ly/apply_to_rise

- To apply for the program manager role: http://bit.ly/apply_waaw_pm

Welcome back guys! This is a comeback episode and for it, we have piled up a few gists you won't want to miss about WAAW Foundation. Let me ask you, did you know that WAAW Foundation has a branch in Kenya? Or have you heard about our camps and summits and scholarships too? You would also learn about

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Meet Ifeoma Chukwuyenum, an Electrical/Electronics graduate of Delta State University, Chapter lead of WAAW Foundation in Delta State Polytechnic and a STEM education advocate.  She shares her experience on the number of outreach she has done to encourage girls to go into the field of science and technology.

Yenework Tamerat, a software engineering student in Addis Ababa University and a 2020 WAAW Foundation Scholarship beneficiary shares her experiences on how she secured WAAW Foundation Scholarship and what she has learnt so far since she joined the WAAW community.

There is no time like the present when it comes to learning how to manage money better.  Amy Horan, the founder of TheBudgetStore.com and also a financial fitness coach talks about how to manage money, build a money management blueprint, and making savings a habit.

This is college mentorship series with Onyinye Edeh the founder and Executive director of Strong Enough girls empowerment initiatives where she talked about her transition in life and how she got motivated to establish StrongEnough Girls empowerment Initiative and how keeping balance requires the art of staying present.