More Than STEM – How the quiet work of investing in Guyana’s young people is shaping the next generation of Guyanese leaders

By Alisha Koulen STEMGuyana Operations Manager (Alisha will be heading off to Columbia University to pursue a MA Degree in Climate and Society.) (Kaieteur News) – My journey to Columbia University is not simply my story. It is what can happen when someone believes in a young person long before the rest of the world does. […] The post More Than STEM – How the quiet work of investing in Guyana’s young people is shaping the next generation of Guyanese leaders appeared first on Kaieteur News.

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