WAAW Foundation

16/10/2026

The Université d’Antananarivo Chapter is WAAW Foundation’s first chapter in Madagascar. Through dedicated outreach, this small but determined team is helping students in rural communities discover technology, pursue higher education and imagine bigger futures.

Led by Rakotoarivony Tianjanahary Ny Antsa, the chapter is still finding its footing but its passion and impact are already opening new possibilities.

They may be Madagascar’s first WAAW Chapter, but they are determined not to be the last. 💛

15/10/2026

15/10/2026

⏰ Just 15 minutes to go!

Get ready to tune in to the STEM for Girls Radio Show at 3:00 p.m. on Eagles FM 102.3 Abuja. 🎙️

We’ll be discussing how STEM infrastructure in FCT public schools can bridge the digital and financial gap, equip girls with valuable skills and create pathways to economic inclusion.

Set your reminder and invite someone to listen—you don’t want to miss this conversation!

14/10/2026

Tomorrow, we are exploring how STEM infrastructure can create real economic opportunities for girls. 🎙️

Join Mr Kyuka Avong Ibrahim, Director of Digital Enablement at the Office of the Technical Advisor to the President on Economic and Financial Inclusion, for Episode 3 of the STEM for Girls Radio Show.

Set your reminder, tune in and invite a young girl, parent or educator to listen. You do not want to miss this conversation! ✨

📻 Eagles FM 102.3 Abuja
⏰ Tomorrow by 3pm

13/10/2026

13/10/2026

How we spent the day with Pharm Zee yesterday 🌸
Who says a girl in STEM doesn't get a cute life?

Who's profession do you want us to feature next? Let me know in the comments 👇

09/10/2026

“I don’t just want to study technology, I want to build it and create solutions for women.”

Meet Zongo Roukiatou, a 2025 WAAW Foundation Scholar whose journey is rooted in ambition, community and belonging.

Before WAAW, her dream sometimes felt too big, and she often wondered whether she truly belonged at that level. Through a supportive community of women in STEM, she found her answer: Yes, I do.

Today, she is stepping forward with greater confidence not only to learn technology, but to use it to create meaningful solutions for women. 💡

08/10/2026

Tune in now! 🎙️

Join Faith Onyemaechi, a 2022 WAAW Foundation Scholar, Computer Engineering graduate and vibrant Digital Communications Strategist as she shares:

✨ The grit behind earning a First-Class engineering degree
✨ Navigating imposter syndrome and finding belonging in the WAAW community
✨ What young girls should know about choosing technical courses

Listen live on Eagles FM 102.3 Abuja:
🔗 https://www.eaglesfm.com/

08/10/2026

Our guest is live on the STEM for Girls Show! 🎙️✨

If you guessed Faith Onyemaechi, you got it right! 🎉

Faith is a 2022 WAAW Foundation Scholar, and she is joining us for an inspiring conversation about her STEM journey, experiences and career path.

Tune in now on Eagles FM 102.3 Abuja, from 3:00–4:00 p.m.