GVI Ghana launches 'Empower Tech' to support young girls in STEM education

GVI Ghana, a non-governmental organisation based in Kokrobite, has launched the 'Empower Tech' programme that seeks to bridge the gender gap in high calibre technology careers by giving free, advanced training to young girls in rural communities.

The launch which was held on Saturday, March 16, 2024, welcomed amazing speakers who inspired the over 20 girls who are the first group to benefit from this wonderful initiative by GVI Ghana.

Among the notable speakers are the Dean of School of Engineering Sciences, Elsie Kaufmann, representatives of the Girl Guide Association, as well as other STEM experts.

Katie Mcknight, the Head of Impact and Partnerships of GVI Ghana stated: "We want to embrace and empower young girls; giving them confidence, leadership and communication skills, partnered with high level and advanced technology training.

"It was a great event, we had amazing speakers, and I look forward to partnerships to help these young children achieve their goals."

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