Being selected as an E-STEM Awardee has been transformative for Living Lakes Canada, providing recognition, resources, and networks that have directly supported the growth of our Watershed Matters program. This award has enabled us to expand from a small pilot to a full program, allowing us to connect to more classrooms and communities, strengthen curriculum-aligned modules, and enhance hands-on experiential learning opportunities for youth.

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.

“This early impact represents more than just numbers; it reflects the transformation of classrooms into more collaborative spaces.” Explore how ASA Foundation expanded E-STEM learning to youth with disabilities using teacher training and support.

Learn more about how YES Global Initiative empowers more than 120 young people aged 11–22 across primary and secondary schools in Uganda with practical climate knowledge, STEM skills, and the tools to grow their own food—and future.

"That young inventor will make a difference in their life, and hopefully the lives of others." Learn more about STEMIE Advantages.

"Education & Cultural Society (ECS) established 100 STEM clubs, including the Hashil High School Science and Environment Club, across Bangladesh's educational institutions." Find out more about ECS's projects and impacts in this post.

"Games really motivate me to switch off lights and prevent unnecessary consumption." Read how the HaritaDhara Research Development and Education Foundation engages students through science, technology, engineering, arts and design, and mathematics (STEAM).

Green Growth Africa not only prepares students for future careers in STEM fields but also empowers them to make a positive impact on their communities and the world. Read about their hands-on, learner-centered approach.