Empowering Youth Through STEM Education
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education is the cornerstone of innovation. Yet, marginalized youth often lack access to quality STEM programs. The BSTE Foundation is changing this narrative by providing hands-on learning opportunities that inspire future leaders.
The STEM Access Gap
Globally, only 35% of STEM students are women, and low-income students are 10x less likely to pursue STEM careers (World Bank). Barriers include:
- Outdated school curricula.
- Limited mentorship opportunities.
- Gender and socioeconomic biases.
BSTE’s STEM Initiatives
- Girls in STEM Program:
This initiative encourages young women to explore STEM fields through workshops led by female engineers and scientists. Learn about their youth empowerment projects. - Mobile Science Labs:
BSTE’s labs travel to remote areas, offering interactive experiments in robotics and renewable energy. - Scholarships for Underprivileged Students:
Financial support helps students pursue STEM degrees. Explore scholarship opportunities.
Success Story: From Student to Scientist
Maria, a participant in BSTE’s Nigeria’s STEM camp, secured a scholarship to study engineering. Today, she mentors girls in her community.
How You Can Help
Support BSTE’s mission by donating to STEM programs or partnering with us.
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