Increasing E,D & I in STEM - lets share our experiences...
What is life actually like for minorities in science, technology, engineering and maths, or STEM? My podcast, Innervation aims to find out!
Each week , I invite a highly accomplished and impressive person on to the show to share their experiences and wisdom about surviving and thriving in typically patriarchal systems.
Launched on 'International Women in Engineering Day' (24th June 2018)*, Innervation, a weekly podcast strips away facades and gets real. Yes, my guests are impressive, but first and foremost, they are just human, like all of us. After listening to each guest, I'm always inspired to reach my own fullest potential and you will be too!
STEM, and engineering in particular, still has a lack of equality, diversity and inclusion (E, D & I). The transparent, open and honest conversations on Innervation, aim to help change this. By framing the obstacles and challenges still faced by minorities, we have a better chance of seeking solutions to them.
Listen to Innervation on iTunes, YouTube and Spotify.
*(Scilence, my original podcast, was launched in 2018. Scilence was designed to be a platform for women in STEM to speak anonymously about their experiences. Since then, I'm delighted to say that women have become much more outspoken, brave and courageous! On Innervation launched on 24th June 2020, my guests are now proud to share their truth without concealing their identities).
Each week , I invite a highly accomplished and impressive person on to the show to share their experiences and wisdom about surviving and thriving in typically patriarchal systems.
Launched on 'International Women in Engineering Day' (24th June 2018)*, Innervation, a weekly podcast strips away facades and gets real. Yes, my guests are impressive, but first and foremost, they are just human, like all of us. After listening to each guest, I'm always inspired to reach my own fullest potential and you will be too!
STEM, and engineering in particular, still has a lack of equality, diversity and inclusion (E, D & I). The transparent, open and honest conversations on Innervation, aim to help change this. By framing the obstacles and challenges still faced by minorities, we have a better chance of seeking solutions to them.
Listen to Innervation on iTunes, YouTube and Spotify.
*(Scilence, my original podcast, was launched in 2018. Scilence was designed to be a platform for women in STEM to speak anonymously about their experiences. Since then, I'm delighted to say that women have become much more outspoken, brave and courageous! On Innervation launched on 24th June 2020, my guests are now proud to share their truth without concealing their identities).
