“Science knows no country, because knowledge belongs to humanity, and is the torch which illuminates the world.” - Louis Pasteur. Women in STEM face challenges but continue making significant contributions in science and technology. Think of Marie Curie or Ada Lovelace - they show how women are becoming increasingly influential in fields of STEM. Supporting more women in STEM is critical. This generates new ideas and helps solve bigger problems. In this lively podcast episode, Ms. Antara Sarkar, co-founder of The Pink Engine and founder of the Sunday School Class, shares her journey and the passion she holds for STEM education. She talks about the stereotypes associated with women choosing careers in science and technology, and dispels those stereotypes fiercely. She also motivates young girls to follow their ambitions and engage deeper in the STEM field. She expresses the need for experiential learning, explaining that this approach is particularly helpful for children to ensure their education is more engaging and impactful. She also described how technology and innovation have developed and grown; for instance, the role of 3D printing and artificial intelligence.
Tune in and discover her inspiring insights for breaking barriers in the world of science and technology!
