Empowering girls to become the geoscientists of tomorrow
about the project
The ENGIE project aims to turn the interest of girls to study geosciences and geo-engineering, and thus to improve the gender balance in these disciplines. The project is developing an awareness-raising strategy and creating a stakeholder collaboration network for the implementation of a set of outreach actions in more than 20 European countries.
Mission
Raising interest
Gender balance
Improving the gender balance in these disciplines
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Awareness-raising
Implementing awareness-raising activities in 22 European countries
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The International Workshop with Invited Women Experts
On 4 September 2020, the ENGIE project organised the online International Workshop with Invited Women Experts. The main objective of the workshop was to identify the motivators and barriers for empowering young women to become geoscientists and engineers. For this...
ENGIE at the Girls into Geoscience 2020
The annual outreach event Girls into Geoscience (GiG) was launched in 2014 by the University of Plymouth in the United Kingdom. Since then, hundreds of girls from schools across the UK and Ireland have participated. The main objective of this outreach initiative is to...
ENGIE is launching its first brochure!
The official ENGIE brochure has been published. Have a look to know more about how the EU-funded project is planning to empower girls to become the geoscientists of tomorrow. The brochure is presenting ENGIE’s mission, timeline and expected impact of its planned...
Photo credits:
W. J. Evert van de Graaff, EAGE/EFG, 2017. | Angus, EAGE / EFG, 2018. | Johannes Klaver, EAGE / EFG, 2016. | Luthje, EAGE / EFG, 2018.