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Future of Work Stories

A young teenage girl with brown hair and goggles on her head blows sawdust from a plant next to a powerdrill

Breaking stereotypes: Fostering the empowerment of girls through practical projects in Vienna

An African student with headphones on works on a tablet

Transforming STEM education for the next generation of leaders

Young girls in school uniforms sit at desks looking at a chalkboard with a web diagram with "ChatGPT" in the middle written on the board

Unlocking potential: How Generative AI can help enhance career readiness

Malaysian students and a woman in a Micron polo shirt have a lively discussion around a table

Building bridges: Multi-stakeholder collaboration in shaping future careers

A large group of Nigerian students stand outside with their teacher. They are standing under a tree and holding handwritten signs with messages like "Dream big, work harder" and "Discover your career"

Empowering Nigerian students to explore future careers

Students seated at desks in a classroom, shot from behind their heads as they look at a female teacher presenting in front of the whiteboard

Project Free to Lance: Digital literacy and freelancing skills for students

A young woman address a class of high school students

Math in motion: Students tackling community challenges

EmployEd Chat: Student interview with Taylor Ohlstrom

Two Ugandan children in school uniform pick kale from an outdoor vegetable garden with school buildings in the background

Preparing students for the world of work and leadership development

Through real-world projects, Empieza por Educar alumnus Egoitz Etxeandia's students are directly impacting their community - Cloned

Two young women speak in front of a wall with a projection on it that says "Jornada de Formacion STEM" and includes DOW and Ensena por Argentina logos

Partnering with companies to reorient STEM education and build a pipeline of STEM talent

Four Nigerian teens in school uniforms stand behind a camera made out of a cardboard box and other materials

In Shully's classroom, STEAM isn't just a subject—it's a way of life