Reflections, event stories and ideas shaping Africa's innovation future — written by the SEN team.
On January 30, 2025, SEN shattered the myth that STEM is only for science students — showing how it intersects with fashion, sports, agriculture and everyday life.
More than 30 students discovered the world of robots, sensors and programming — and left with a deeper passion for STEM and engineering.
From a house in Calgary in 1999 to university classrooms in Ghana in 2025 — the story of hackathons, why they matter, and what they unlock in young people.
Margaret once thought STEM was for "other people." One afternoon at a SEN Day Out changed everything — and pointed her toward a future in biomedical science.
Africa isn't lacking hard work. It's lacking systems that turn hard work into innovation. A candid reflection from the SEN team on effort, infrastructure and the path forward.
SEN's Novel Engineering program bridges literature and STEM — challenging students to solve the problems faced by characters in stories they love, with real engineering tools.