Category Women in Science & Leadership

How to Be a Good Mentee: 10 Habits That Mentors Value Most

Learning how to be a good mentee is just as important as learning how to find a mentor. While many people focus on finding experienced professionals to guide their careers, few realize that the success of a mentorship relationship depends equally on the mentee.… Continue Reading

Bridging the Gap: Why Mentorship in STEM is Critical for Girls in Arid and Semi-Arid Regions

Mentorship in STEM is no longer optional. Across many parts of the world—particularly in arid and semi-arid regions (ASALs)—young girls and women face significant barriers to accessing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). These regions are often defined by water scarcity, climate variability, and limited infrastructure, making scientific knowledge essential for survival and sustainable development.… Continue Reading

African Girls in STEM Can Break Barriers

In the arid landscapes of Baringo County, Kenya, one of the young African girls discovered her fascination with the natural world. Despite limited resources and countless challenges, her curiosity and determination propelled her to rise above expectations, forging a path that would lead her to global recognition in geoscience.… Continue Reading