One hundred secondary school students based in Morocco, Côte d’Ivoire, and the United States attended the WiSci Morocco Girls' STEAM Camp in August for two weeks of informative discussions, interactive STEAM skills workshops, and leadership training. The WiSci (Women in Science) camps, born out of a public-private partnership between organizations committed to bridging the gender gap in science, technology, engineering, arts and design, and mathematics (STEAM), provide adolescent girls with technical knowledge and mentorship opportunities to help them explore a future in STEAM fields.
In part two of MCC Vice President of Congressional and Public Affairs Aysha House's conversation with Shawn Baker, the United States Agency for International...
In the current development landscape, many countries are experiencing a decline in democratic values and practices, with governments limiting civil liberties and curtailing citizen...
Fall is in full swing, which means school is back in session and students everywhere have resumed their learning journeys. MCC often refers to...
