Promote STEM Education for Girls

Community groups can collaborate with schools and youth organizations to introduce STEM programs tailored for girls. Early exposure to STEM fields through workshops, science clubs, and competitions can spark interest, break down stereotypes, and encourage more young women to pursue STEM careers.

Community groups can collaborate with schools and youth organizations to introduce STEM programs tailored for girls. Early exposure to STEM fields through workshops, science clubs, and competitions can spark interest, break down stereotypes, and encourage more young women to pursue STEM careers.

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