Report on International Day of Women & Girls in Science

International Day of Women and Girls in Science is observed annually on 11 February. This day was declared by the United Nations General Assembly in 2015 to recognize the vital role that women and girls play inscience, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The purpose of celebrating this day is to promote gender equality and encourage full and equal participation of women and girls in scientific fields.

Objectives of the Celebration

The main objectives of observing this day are:

 To highlight the importance of gender equality in science.

 To encourage girls to pursue education and careers in STEM fields.

 To recognize the achievements and contributions of women scientists.

 To break stereotypes and barriers that limit opportunities for women and girls.

Significance of the Day

Women have made significant contributions to scientific development throughout history. Great scientists such as Marie Curie, Rosalind Franklin, Ada Lovelace, and Kalpana Chawla have made remarkable achievements in their respective fields. However, despite progress, women and girls still face challenges such as gender discrimination, unequal opportunities, and limited access to resources in many parts of the world.This day serves as a reminder that equal participation in science is essential for innovation, sustainable development, and

global progress. Activities Conducted:To mark the occasion, various activities are organized by schools, colleges, universities, and organizations worldwide. These activities may include:

 Science exhibitions and competitions

 Seminars and workshops

 Guest lectures by women scientists

 Group discussions and awareness programs

 Poster-making and essay-writing competitions

Such programs inspire and motivate young girls to develop interest and confidence in scientific subjects.

Conclusion

International Day of Women and Girls in Science is an important global initiative that

promotes equality and empowerment. Encouraging girls to participate in science not only benefits individuals but also strengthens society as a whole. By providing equal opportunities and support, we can ensure a brighter, more innovative, and inclusive future for everyoneJ.S Gill Chairman, Global Knowledgeware foundation and

other faculty members Dr. Sanjiv Duggal Principal of Global College of Pharmacy, Dr. Dupinder, Prof. Priya, Prof. Shilpa, Prof. Samiksha, Prof. kajal, Prof. Tanvi, Prof. Aditi, Prof. Anjali, Prof. Lovepreet, Prof. Akanksha, Prof. Sakshi and Dr. Riya also management members B.S Rana and Vineet Malhotra promotes girl’s education by sponsored various scholarship. When girls receive quality education and equal opportunities, they can

contribute new ideas, creativity, and solutions to global challenges such as climate change, healthcare, and technology advancement. Providing mentorship programs, scholarships, and supportive learning environments can help girls build confidence and succeed in scientific careers.

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