Published on February 21, 2025
From digital literacy to AI, Self-eSTEM is transforming the lives of girls ages 7–17 by providing early and sustained access to STEM education, mentorship, and career pathways. In a recent interview, Founder & Executive Director Adamaka Ajaelo shared how the nonprofit is tackling the racial and gender gap in tech by nurturing leadership, confidence, and community. With over 1,600 girls impacted and 70% of high school graduates declaring STEM majors, Self-eSTEM proves what’s possible when representation, resources, and resilience come together. Learn how you can support future innovators—whether through donating, volunteering, or sponsoring—at www.selfestem.org.