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Gender Is Not An Excuse!
Application for the next GINAE Fellowship will be announced soon.
GINAE aims to break the use of gender as any form of discrimination (self-discrimination, societal, cultural, or religious) that impose a limitation on the potentials of women and introduce role models who provide positive examples of being a woman in science. It is designed to enlighten the importance of positive self-image, responsible conduct, and foster respect for self and others via workshops and trainings, educational achievement, and mentoring.
Program Objectives
Program Objectives
Provide mentorship through group and one-on-one mentoring programs
Provide career enrichment and prepare young girls for challenges that may arise in their career journey
Provide special trainings for young girls to strengthen their intellectual, and social wellbeing
Provide educational enrichment on the different specializations within STEM
2025 GINAE Fellowship Recipients
2025 GINAE Fellowship Recipients
4th Year, BSC. Civil Engineering, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology.
Ghana, West Africa.
3rd Year, BSC. Biotechnology & Molecular Biology,
University of Developmental Studies. Ghana, West Africa.
Program Outline
Program Outline
Financial award US$100
1 Career Workshop
1 Professional Development workshop
Monthly mentor-mentee meeting from January - June 2025
NB: All meetings will be virtual
Beneficiaries:
Three college students from three African countries pursuing different STEM degrees
Eligibility
Applicant must be a female
Applicant must be African and currently schooling in Africa
Applicant must have completed at least two years of their undergraduate studies, registered for classes for the next academic semester and have a minimum of 3.0 GPA
Applicant must have access to the internet and a computer
Application for the next GINAE Fellowship will be announced soon.
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