Though rewarding, she found graduate school to be a competitive environment. Being a female in a male-dominated space came with some challenges. However, Iyer was “privileged” to have support from both her parents and mentors, who gave her needed confidence.

It is a great thing to witness and be a part of change! It is much greater to be the driving force behind it. A group of noble nonprofit organizations is partnering as part of PWC Gives, a county wide 24-hour giving campaign led by the award-winning Prince William County Community Foundation.

Pink Space Theory is all set to participate in this history-making event to bring a drastic revolution to the future of girls in Prince William County. The vision is to enable and empower young girls with real-world STEAM education, to give them a secure future.

Emele Lasaqa’s many scientific interests can be mapped back to her hometown of Lautoka, Fiji. Emele and her family are natives of Verata, Ucunivanua, a chiefdom located in the nearby Tailevu province of Fiji. It’s there that she discovered her love of geoscience and sustainability as a high school student….

Pink Space Theory is continuing its partnerships with local community leaders to make science, technology, engineering, art, and math (STEAM) learning opportunities accessible through engaging hands-on activities available for everyone

Pink Space Theory works to spark a love for STEAM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) in girls and minorities, and our mobile makerspace is based in the Washington D.C. area. Our most recent event saw us uniting with one of our successful Pink Space Theory volunteers – Yuktha.

Gender inequality is still a major issue within STEM, only 28% of STEM workers being female in 2018. With these statistics in mind, this is where Pink Space Theory comes to the rescue. With our Giving Tuesday campaign, you can become a Pink Space Theory Hero by donating to our Make Tech Pink Program. This enrichment program specifically targets girls from low-income households who are in Grades 3 to 6 within Title 1 schools.

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