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Do you want to discuss STEM innovations with someone from the other side of the world? Share your passions and opinions? Or give/recieve advice regarding STEM initiatives?
Then "LET'S TALK!" is for you!
Our focus is on connecting individuals from all around the world who are interested or passionate about STEM🗺️💡🤗. We host regular Zoom sessions in which everybody, form middle school students to high-level professionals, come together to talk, share and help each other. We believe that exchanging ideas and thoughts extends our learning and fuels personal growth. We create a high-quality content environment where every member feels safe, welcomed and supported in their STEM goals.
Join to expand knowledge, grow confidence and belong.
Visit the "Let's Talk!" archive, where we publish all of our collaborative work and ideas
What do we do in our meetings?
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Discuss global issues and STEM innovations
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Give feedback on each other's projects
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Practice public speaking and science communication by sharing science concepts we are passionate about
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Exchange advice and personal stories
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And more!
reasons to join us
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International community of like-minded leaders
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Collaborators for STEM initiatives
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Broaden your perspective
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Peers that can understand and support you through academic & life challenges
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Purpose of "Let's Talk!"
The internet has completely revolutionized the way we study, create and communicate. Supplementary learning and startups demonstrates immense passion and determination, but exchaning opinions or creating something with others often gets overlooked in this "self-motivated" growth mindset. Having studied by 3 curriculum systems and lived in 2 different countries, I've had the chance to meet a lot of people with different cultures and experiences. And in every encounter, I've learnt something new, changed my view on a problem, found a project collaborator or forged a relationship that made me feel like I belonged in this world.
Not every person has equal opportunities when it comes to making connections, and I believe we can use the internet to change that. After all, if it takes a simple Google search and a click of a button to access a math course, so why should cooperation be treated any differently?
One final question is: "Why not social media?" I admire social media as the platform for meeting people from different places and building your network, but liking or sharing posts often doesn't build deep, meaningful connections that help you take something you've done or accomplished further. This is the purpose of 'Let's Talk!': connecting individuals to cooperate, share honest opinions in real time and support each other as a caring community.
