Global 2024 E-STEM Award Winners

Over the next year, ASA Foundation will empower 50 teachers and 5,000 students from disability schools in Jakarta through E-STEM and circular economy programming, fostering inclusive, hands-on learning to promote environmental stewardship and gender equality.

Dream in Green’s Green Schools Challenge promotes sustainability in K–12 schools through E-STEM, teacher training, and competitions, equipping students with green career skills, teamwork, and solutions-focused climate action.

EPI’s Yellowstone program empowers Indigenous high school students through hands-on field ecology, fostering STEM skills and leadership to address climate change and contribute to vital conservation efforts in their communities.

Antarikchya Pratisthan Nepal’s "E-Cube for Girls" program offers free satellite education to up to 175 students, empowering them to assemble E-Cube kits, monitor climate change, and explore STEM careers through hands-on projects.

YES’s project aims to equip Ugandan students with environmental knowledge, STEM skills, and technology through hands-on projects and workshops, empowering them to tackle climate challenges and become environmental leaders in their communities.

GRACE’s E-STEM initiative will empower 20 teachers and 300 marginalized students, predominantly girls, in Skardu, Pakistan, with environmental education and tech skills, fostering leadership and supporting SDGs on education and climate action.

Living Lakes Canada’s program will educate youth on the impacts of climate change in local watersheds and teaches adaptation strategies to enhance community resilience for future water use.

MeT’s (Women in Technology) Futura Camp aims to empower young women and gender-diverse E-STEM students through hands-on outdoor experiences, training, and tech solutions for environmental challenges, aiming to create a gender-inclusive and sustainable future.

Summit University’s DELitE project democratizes environmental education in Nigerian post-secondary institutions with an open-access, culturally relevant curriculum, using STEM, multimedia, and co-creation spaces to engage 14,000 learners in sustainable solutions.

Vikram A. Sarabhai Community Science Centre’s project offers E-STEM workshops for underprivileged students in rural Gujarat, blending STEM education with environmental topics. Through hands-on activities, students will explore climate solutions, enhance problem-solving, and gain practical knowledge.