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Home / 2024 / September / EMPOWERING INDIGENOUS YOUTH THROUGH STEMM WORKSHOPS

EMPOWERING INDIGENOUS YOUTH THROUGH STEMM WORKSHOPS

A free workshop series was curated and offered to Indigenous Youth, ages 13 to 21, across Metro Vancouver to learn more about STEMM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, Medicine) careers directly from Indigenous professionals working in these industries. These professionals presented on their career journey, answered questions, and offered career guidance. Resources discussing Indigenous educational and scholarship opportunities were shared to youth attending these workshops.

UBC Student Project Lead: Alexander Stolz

Community Partner: Urban Native Youth Association

Grant Type: Connect to Community

Year of Publication: 2024

Topic: STEMM Education, Indigenous Youth

Keywords: Education & Literacy

Population: Indigenous Youth

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