Female Strategic Clinical Researcher – Muna Adan
As a Strategic Clinical Researcher, Muna leads a team that plays a vital role in advancing medical knowledge, improving patient outcomes, and contributing to evidence-based
Words That Count is an initiative that documents stories of successful African women in STEM fields to present the various prospects on the STEM spectrum to young girls mapping their careers in STEM.
The scarcity of female role models in the STEM field makes it hard to close the gender gap. Knowing such women personally might be hard but having a media platform where many of them can be found for reference mitigates the challenge. While compiling their stories, the women featured realize how far they have come on their journey and are encouraged to scale greater heights. This platform also inadvertently helps these women overcome impostor syndrome as they retrospect on their STEM journey.
To promote STEM among African women and girls through story-sharing, confidence-building, and projection of all possible career paths on the STEM spectrum for those passionate about STEM.
To be the ideal builders of a STEM-oriented Africa which is intentional about providing quality education to young women and girls and uplifting them to pursue their dream careers in STEM.
We maintain honesty and transparency in the stories featured to bring out a realistic picture to our target audience.
We appreciate and respect African women from different cultural and economic backgrounds.
We delight in helping African women rise above the stereotypes imposed by culture and society.
We care about every aspect of what we do and work to maintain the high standards we set
We proudly amplify the voice of STEM in Africa and work to attract more women into it.
Yara has a great passion for writing; she was a writer on the “children's school books” project at the NGO Progress. She is also a screenwriter on the “one film per district” project. She likes to let people know that she's a feminist, and has a different definition of women that society doesn't. Yara believes that supporting women doesn’t mean that women should rebel against men, but rather give voice to both men and women. Society cannot grow if it does not educate both, since they both live in the same society.
Yara is currently a market researcher of minerals at the Mozambique Energy Intelligence. She shares her content with ENERMINA, a market of mines, energy, environment, and agriculture. She has a degree in geological and mining engineering but discovered her great passion for hydrocarbon geology. She is so good at it that her first research was on the Mazenga block, which is currently the subject of work.
Yara has a great passion for writing; she was a writer on the “children's school books” project at the NGO Progress. She is also a screenwriter on the “one film per district” project. She likes to let people know that she's a feminist, and has a different definition of women that society doesn't. Yara believes that supporting women doesn’t mean that women should rebel against men, but rather give voice to both men and women. Society cannot grow if it does not educate both, since they both live in the same society.
Riham is a Senior Lecturer with a demonstrated history of working in Mathematical Education Studies in Sudan. She did her bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and Computer Sciences at the University of Khartoum in Sudan. She then received a full master’s scholarship at the University of Cape Coast in Ghana with the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS). Riham also received a scholarship from Organization for Women in Science in the Developing World (OWSD) to do her Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) at the University of Cape Town in South Africa. Her research studies focused on the link between Mechanical Engineering and Cell Biology to Mathematical Analysis and Computational Modeling. She is one of the researchers focusing on Mathematical and Computational Modeling of Cellular Biomechanics worldwide.
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As a Strategic Clinical Researcher, Muna leads a team that plays a vital role in advancing medical knowledge, improving patient outcomes, and contributing to evidence-based
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