Girls2Pioneers Programme aims to inspire and encourage young women and girls, to explore and pursue careers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) fields. Since the inception of the programme in 2014, 28,000 over girls have participated in the programme.
Girls between 10 to 20 years old from: Local schools, Religious schools, Home schools, International Schools, Shelters Homes,Community / Grassroot organisations.
Our own recent research speaks to a lack of awareness of STEM careers and choices among young girls, as compared to same-age boys, caused by a lack of exposure and interest in the subjects. Furthermore, the girls rated themselves much lower on the traits most closely associated with STEM fields.
We partner with corporates & organisations in STEM related industries to conduct:
From a young boy’s perspective, the internet is a place you can escape to and are free to do whatever you want; but it is this exact freedom that can bring about many negative impacts. Being a young boy myself, I can speak on this issue truthfully and will focus on my experience with how gender is depicted in various places on the internet.
United Women Singapore is collaborating with KeyNote Women Speakers Directory to create a 3-part webinar series on the importance of STEM education in a post-pandemic world, featuring a panel of accomplished speakers. COVID-19 has given us a unique opportunity to put Science in the spotlight and make this a teachable moment, to […]
This activity comes from our very own Girls2Pioneers programme. ? Learn what it takes to
The first of our new STEM activities delves into the science behind food. ??? Gather
To celebrate the wonderful dad-daughter relationship???, United Women Singapore has partnered with The Lavender Spaceship Project
This new STEM activity delves into the science present in our everyday lives – Bridges.
United Women Singapore is a local non-profit organisation that advances women’s empowerment and gender equality. The organisation works towards narrowing the gender equality gap through education and raising awareness and advocacy on issues of anti-violence and women’s empowerment, with the support of partners from the public and private sectors.
