We are RoboGals, a volunteering society dedicated to inspiring young girls and minorities to discover the world of STEM. Part of an international network spanning over 30 countries, we have collectively taught more than 100,000 girls, and counting! Through our free engineering and technology workshops, we engage with our local community, encouraging students from primary and secondary schools to explore their interests, build skills, and grow in self-confidence within these fields. You don’t have to be female, and you don’t have to be studying engineering or science. We’ll train you in everything you’ll need to know. Come to just our events, come to one workshop, or come to them all! Everyone is welcome :) Find out more about the worldwide robogals community here: robogals.org • Help us deliver workshops at primary or secondary schools - with all transport costs covered, and always free pizza at Senate after! Robogals is open to everyone! Membership is free and training to become a volunteer is provided without you needing any experience. For the school visits you will need a DBS check, however this can be obtained through the SU at no charge Across the globe, women are still underrepresented in STEM: At RoboGals, we work to change this. By running free engineering and technology workshops for girls and minorities, we aim to spark curiosity, build confidence, and create a more inclusive future in STEM, especially in engineering, where diversity is most lacking. Robogals socials are a great way to meet people. Previous socials have included movie nights, lego sessions, and quiz nights. All with free pizza of course :) Here are some pictures of a previous give it a go session. President - Avani Maindola Vice President - Shimoli Shah Secretary - Joseph Mace Treasurer - James Burdon Technical Liasons Offcier - Chaitanya Khajuria Events Officer - Fijelicia Fernandes School Liaisons Offcier - Kalpita Saravanakumar Social Media Officer - Emma Tonge Diversity and Inclusion Officer - Sara Caro Email: RoboGalsuob@gmail.com Instagram : @robogals_uob WhatsApp Group : RobogalsMembers Do you want to inspire the next generation of engineers?
Well you have found the right place! Welcome to RoboGals
Who we are
This years committee.What you'll do
• Inspire young girls and minorities to become part of the future STEM workforce.
• Learn basic coding skills, including Python and C++
• Have an amazing time with all the free food and fun activities at our events!
Pre-requists
Why we do what we do
• Australia - 28% women in STEM, 14% in engineering
• UK - 14.4% in STEM, 8.2% in engineering
• USA - 24% in STEM, 14% in engineering
• Canada - <22% in STEM
• Saudi Arabia - 1% researchers
• Philippines 11.2% in engineering
Robogals Core Values
Our Socials
Committee
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