Technovation

In addition to a stellar lineup of speakers, this event marks the publication of "Women in AI: A Global $200 Billion Innovation Opportunity." It's a powerful analysis of longitudinal data from 91 countries that highlights the potential of women as "Builders of Better AI." Join Avis Yates Rivers, Wycliffe Otieno, Zubaida Bai, Melissa Jones at the 25 Million Future Shapers' Forum. There are only a few seats left! https://bit.ly/4enldNT #TAIFA #WomenInAI #TechLeadership #DiversityinTech #SummitOfTheFuture #UNGA79

Young people care deeply about the planet, and Technovation girls show that every year with their innovative solutions to hunger and food security. Thats why I am so grateful to Gabriela Burian (she/her) 🇧🇷🇫🇷🇨🇿🇺🇸 to have the opportunity to connect with farmers, startups, companies, researchers, non-profits, and governments to explore new solutions to these problems and to make these new connections for Technovation girls. #climateinnovationday

Our alumnae are some of the most innovative tech entrepreneurs we know. 🚀 Check out our new web page devoted to highlighting their work. If you or an alumnae you know want to be included, tag them or message us. https://bit.ly/3MI0kBh 📸 by Denise Barria

This evolution is the real proof of Technovation's vision. When Technovation Girls become Alumnae and then Mentors and eventually Chapter Ambassadors (AND Implementation Partners!) we know our network is working. We see you Sabrina Atwiine and are so lucky to be part of your journey.

These industry leaders aren't focusing on the problem. They're bringing actionable, country-specific solutions designed to create an inclusive AI future. Join Karen Pavlin, Sarah Henderson Rosenberg, Sana Khareghani, Amanda Gethin, Gillian Hinde, and Professor Mariatou Koné at the 25 Million Future Shapers' Forum. Save your seat here: https://bit.ly/3Xtfws1 #TAIFA #WomenInAI #TechLeadership #DiversityinTech #SummitOfTheFuture #UNGA79

We are lucky when supporters like EY volunteer their time and talent to help with the tremendous task of picking Special Award winners each season. This year Kerrie McGrath, Sheri R. Hinish, and Catalina García Cure helped choose recipients for the Combating Hunger Prize, the Climate Prize, and the EmpowerED Excellence Award sponsored by Synopsys. "Their projects are a testament to the power and determination of youth-led innovation." -Kerrie McGrath, EY Asia Pacific Consulting Alliances Leader Thank you to our Special Award judges and to all the judges this season who gave encouraging, constructive feedback to thousands of Technovation Girls. #womenintech Amanda Gethin Abi Gooch Cassie Collinge Eileen Hahn

We're working to double female representation in AI and tech. This dynamic event will highlight the strategies and resources required to empower 25 million female leaders in the field. Get inspired by panels on: ⭐ Building the pipeline for CS & AI skills ⭐ Launching AI & tech businesses ⭐ Driving AI innovation Connect with some of the biggest names in equitable AI and leave with useful tools for how to actively contribute to a more inclusive tech landscape. Gillian Hinde Vilas Dhar Pia Rebello Britto Phil Gilchrist Kevin Frey Amanda Gethin Register Today: https://bit.ly/3Xtfws1 #TAIFA #WomenInAI #TechLeadership #DiversityinTech #SummitOfTheFuture #UNGA79

Join us at #UNGA2024 as we launch a report: "Women in AI: Global Overview of a $200 Billion Innovation Opportunity" on Sep 19th, that outlines how to harness this potential on a global scale. You can use this data to guide your AI education and upskilling strategies. Key points: * Global Data: The report provides the number of women tech professionals in each one of 91 countries. * Strategic Goals: It outlines steps to double the number of women in tech, strengthening economies and helping countries drive innovation. * Actionable Insights: It offers targets for engaging girls (ages 8-18) in AI programs, with details on investment costs and return on investment, enabling nations to make decisions about investments in AI education. Engage with experts and contribute to the discussion around implementing the recommendations. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gu2ZQMpr Amanda Gethin, Gillian Hinde, Vilas Dhar, Sana Khareghani, Pia Rebello Britto, Avis Yates Rivers, Melissa Jones, Karen Pavlin, Kevin Frey, Laura Turkington, Abi Gooch, Grow with Google, Rebecca Wang, Lyndsay Harris Kyei, Lauren Benne, The Patrick J. McGovern Foundation, Wycliffe Otieno, Technovation.

Kelvin Paul is a social entrepreneur with a passion for bringing STEM education to schools in Tanzania. After securing a number of prestigious science and technology grants in 2018 and 2019 he hit the ground running in 2021 with Technovation. He has mentored seven teams of Technovation Girls while developing innovative portable science kits to reach more than 8500 students in 200 schools in Tanzania. His own experience as a father opened his eyes to how important it is to support girls in STEM education and to challenge societal gender norms. “In an African context, especially in Tanzania, females are used to being the center of transferring knowledge to generations, that's why we have a Swahili saying, "Ukimuelimisha mtoto wa kike, umeelimisha jamii" meaning if you educate a girl, you have educated the community.” His unique perspective as a father, his entrepreneur insights, and his love of science make Kelvin a standout Technovation mentor. #Tanzania #ScienceTeacher #Mentor #GirlsInSTEM

Our youngest division knocked it out of the park this season with connection-centered apps. Whether it be between caregivers and their children at home, hearing impaired young people and their peers, or teens needing a safe way to communicate with a trusted adult, these apps are about caring for each other. Their ideas prioritize local economies through book exchanges that promote eco-friendly ways to connect, and resources for local farmers who help combat hunger in their own communities. We are so proud of their innovative, community-centered solutions.