Pratt & Whitney 2023 E-STEM Award Winners

Deniz Temiz Derneği strategically combines STEM and marine environmental literacy to raise awareness among youth to motivate and engage them to build a cleaner and safer future.

The European Space Foundation has engaged more than 5,650 learners through workshops and lectures showcasing the utility of satellite data in monitoring climate change worldwide.

Techbridge Girls trains educators to engage girls and gender-expansive youth in meaningful, real-world problem-solving using STEM to grow the skills needed to solve environmental issues.

The project “Little Seeds” focuses on growing young learners' knowledge and skills to become leaders against climate change through forest conservation.

BLAKE will develop a climate change lesson for NZVR, an EE programme which uses VR headsets and 360 degree videos to inspire and educate students about the natural world and its protection.

Fablab’s Project GreenKit is designed to inspire, empower, and train girls in STEM, bridging this field’s gender gap through innovative hands-on learning experiences.

Green Girls Platform aims to train 500 youth in three underserved communities in Lilongwe to use E-STEM for climate solutions. Young people will be trained on E-STEM's role in climate action, identify local environmental issues, and then develop tailored E-STEM solutions.

Their proposed project will engage primary and secondary students from Indigenous Pos Kemar through workshops, water quality analysis, water technologies exploration, and exploring community-driven solutions.

Nova Scotia Community College Foundation is working to increase student environmental literacy, build STEM interest and skills, and create pathways to environmental careers.

Through engagement with youth and farmers, the People Protecting the Environment Foundation is working to reimagine agriculture in Thailand.

Smart Cheli is equipping young girls with knowledge about STEM pathways, career opportunities, and the technical and personal skills necessary to excel in the field.

Building on Project Learning Tree’s (PLT) award-winning curriculum, SFI will design E-STEM resources and educator professional development workshops to pilot with partners in two U.S. states.

UniCoN is empowering Nepalese students, especially girls from public schools, through aviation and STEM education, addressing climate change, sustainable energy, and transportation challenges.

Webfala is providing innovative STEM and environmental literacy education programs and resources to 3,000 young students from 20 underserved schools in Kwara State.