Impact

Connecting women, building solutions.

The Women-In-WACREN Network is where women connect, exchange knowledge and experience, access mentorship and learning, collaborate across disciplines, and develop solutions to challenges affecting their communities — beyond any single programme.

Networking

Meet women working in STEM across sixteen-plus countries and three language zones.

Mentorship

Be matched with a mentor, or mentor someone earlier in their career.

Peer learning

Study groups, technical clinics and shared problem-solving between cohorts.

Opportunities

Early notice of calls, grants, fellowships and events across the network.

What participants did next.

“The WiW initiative not only built my capacity in quantitative analysis using Python but was also very inspiring - to have women who have accomplished great feats in the same room with you, teaching and sharing their experiences with you, is priceless!”


Henrietta Ampofo

Henrietta Ampofo

Ghana

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Rose Gohoue

WiW Benin

“Amazing experience … We set up a weather station. Despite the challenges, we configured the raspberry pi, got the wind speed of our anemometer working.”


Eletta Adeola

Eletta Adeola

Nigeria

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Zeinabou Bagayoko

WiW Mali

“Fourth placeholder. The community is incredibly supportive. I was able to expand my network across multiple borders effortlessly.”


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“Fifth placeholder. Finding mentors who look like me and understand the context has been a total game changer for my career trajectory.”


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Rasmata Simpore

WiW Burkina Faso

“Sixth and final placeholder. The technical clinics alone provided insights that helped our institution secure critical funding for the year.”


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Attiogbe Afi

WiW Togo

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Matilda Owusu

WiW Ghana