Mombasa Girls In STEM

10/07/2019

Lamu Girls here is an opportunity to gain employable skills .Apply for this 3 day woekshop via the link http://bit.ly/2JlFAzr

Pwani Teknowgalz in partnership with TechWomen Kenya is looking fo 25 girls and young women from low social economic background who have just finished high school and ladies in business respectively to be part of a three day training program on digital skills, entrepreneurship, web development , SDGs and data collection technique.The training will kick off on 18th -20th to July 2019 at in Lamu..Apply via the link http://bit.ly/2JlFAzr

16/04/2019

Pwani Teknowgalz our implementing partners in the project are running an online campaign to equip girls from low social economical background in Mombasa on web development skills and digital marketing.Lets support in bringing more women to STEM field!
Paybill number:961700 Account Number:20724
https://leap-2.com/en/projects/pwani-teknowgalz-2

Pwani Teknowgalz aims to equip a hundred girls from low social economical background who have just completed high school and who cannot afford our affordable website development classes with employable website and digital marketing skills geared to increasing the number of girls pursuing technology.

21/04/2018

Using Agile Retrospectives to see where the project is @ so far. Great feedback from ToTs, Volunteers, and

17/03/2018

Launch of in pics
17th March 2018

Cc: Ruth Kaveke, Mahmoud Noor, Serah Kahiu, Aisha Abdul-Qadir, Sandra, Umikaltuma Ibrahim, Kaiju Blu,

15/03/2018

While the world is invariably dominated by men, one cannot neglect the contribution of women in building a more defined world.

03/03/2018

If you missed it, here is the interview that Serah of and Aisha of spoke to Voice of America, Swahili service. Talking about and role of Technology in solving local challenges as well as attain the SDGs

Wanawake na sayansi

17/02/2018

Creating Apps using
Facilitators :: Ruth Kaveke, Aisha Abdul-Qadir, Joan Nabusoba, of Pwani Teknowgalz
Project Implemented by :: TechWomen Kenya 2014 Alumni :: Kaiju Blu, Umikaltuma Ibrahim, Serah Kahiu, & Sandra
Project funded by International Exchange Alumni

17/02/2018

11/02/2018

10/02/2018

ToT Training
MATHEMATICS to solve everyday problems by AMI http://www.africanmathsinitiative.net/

Project implemented by 2014 Alumni, in partnership with and

Project Funded by Alumni Engagement Innovation Fund (AEIF)

03/02/2018

Mombasa Girls in STEM Phase 2 ROBOTICS Session: Working with LEDs :TOTs Experimenting and working with sparkfun kits to create blinking LEDs. an AEIF project by TechWomen 2014 alumnaes in partnership with and