Who are our ambassadors?
Our ambassadors are official g4g representatives who help support greenlight for girls' projects and promote STEM initiatives in their own communities. Being an ambassador gives you a great opportunity to inspire and support young girls around the world to get involved with STEM.
As an ambassador…
You would be sharing your STEM work, ideas and inspiration with us regularly so we can feature those on our social media channels and website to help inspire girls around the world to become more involve with STEM.
You would help us promoting g4g events in your area and spread the word about the event.
You could also join us as a volunteer at g4g events, and very important - you would get to know other ambassadors around the world who share your interests!
And it can be much more! You could initiate your own g4g events in your area, find and build partnerships with interesting speakers, startups, companies and other schools who would like to support girls getting more involved within STEM. There are many creative ways to promote STEM as a g4g ambassador, we love to hear your ideas!
Our ambassadors are often in high school or university levels, and they are ready to be involved with g4g for at least one academic year, hopefully longer! If you are interested in becoming a g4g ambassador, or learning more about this program, please, contact us using the button below and tell us about you - we’d love to hear from you!
We are currently bringing new Ambassadors on-board four times a year - February, May, August and November. You can sign-up today! We will review your application and schedule a meeting with you in the next on-boarding phase. Thank you!
Meet our Ambassadors
Hover on the pictures to see the bio!
Anvita Rayabarapu
A high school sophomore from Kansas with a passion for STEM, who’s blending her love for biochemistry, computer science, and leadership to help open more doors for women in science and tech around the world.
Lauren Ryan
A rising high school senior from Pennsylvania with a passion for math, chemistry, and physics, who’s planning to study chemical or materials engineering—and is already inspiring the next generation by leading STEM workshops for middle school girls.
My name is Sarah Armstrong and I am half Korean and half English. After attending the g4g event at imperial 2015 I was inspired to get involved g4g. I am mainly interested in physics and maths and when I grow up I wish to become a civil Engineer. I am also interested in art and music.
Shreya Kancharla
a 16-year-old from California whose passion for science and public health fuels her advocacy for women in STEM. Inspired by childhood experiments with her sister, she’s now using her voice to make a difference in her community.
Maya Fry
a Belgian-born aspiring mechanical engineer with English and Cuban roots, passionate about combining her creativity and hands-on skills to design innovative solutions and tackle real-world challenges through STEM.
I am Julia from Chicago, USA. I am a sophomore at High School where I am on the Math Team, Rotary Interact and Marching Band. I love STEM, particularly mechanical and civil engineering, and am establishing an engineering club at my high school. I plan to study engineering in college. I love combining STEM activities with other interests to show how STEM can be amazing in so many ways!! I have been dancing my whole life and am the youngest licensed Zumba instructor in Chicagoland. During the recent quarantine, I moved my Zumba Kids + STEM craft classes online to help all kids keep their minds and bodies active. Now, I am excited to encourage others to combine STEM activities with other interests for unique STEM learning experiences!
Elizabeth (Liz) Moreno
Meet Liz, a 16-year-old IB student from Spain and the US with a passion for chemistry and a dream of becoming a researcher. After attending two g4g STEM Exploratoria, she found her tribe—and now she's on a mission to help other girls find theirs too. Follow her journey into science on Instagram: @sciencegirldiaries!
Mary Dada
A 15-year-old first-generation Nigerian-American high school sophomore with a love for math, science, and the arts. Passionate about biological sciences and a future career in medicine, she's excited to support g4g’s mission and inspire other young girls to explore the world of STEM.
My name is Marianne, I am an International Relations student from France, and I was a g4g past intern. I am a strong believer in equal chances for everyone, so I was naturally drawn to g4g’s cause. Although I do not study a STEM discipline, I am naturally curious and like learning about everything, including STEM. One of my favorite thing about volunteering at g4g events is that I always get to learn new things about STEM during the day!
Ava Goodwich
A high school junior from Florida whose love for STEM—especially biology and computer science—drives her to lead, code, volunteer, and connect with people across cultures, all while inspiring the next generation of girls in STEM through g4g.
Sangeetha Ramanath
A NYC-based Indian product designer and cyberfeminist who blends UX research, visual design, and cyberfeminism to create inclusive, AI-powered solutions. With a passion for using humor and participatory design to challenge norms, she’s excited to make STEM more creative and accessible through g4g.
Naavya Jain
A curious mind drawn to engineering, coding, and the wonders of space. Through her passion for STEM and hands-on projects, she’s excited to help other girls discover their spark and see science as a path to innovation and change.
I’m Ana Carolina Piazzi from Barbacena, Minas Gerais, Brazil. I graduated in Chemical Engineering by the University of São João del Rei, where I met the g4g. I'm in loved by discover and build things, as well as understand how things work, so this was the first thing that made me thinking about STEM. I participated of lots of projects when I was at the college, including PET and IC (scientific research). Currently, I’m living in the Brazil where I am coursing phd in Chemical Engineering at the University Federal of Santa Maria. I am a girl dazzled by life and science, and I would love to be able to help other girls / women find a place in the middle of STEM and show them that the woman's place is where she wants to be.
Hi! My name is Nicole, and I was born in Seattle, Washington, and moved to Shanghai, China when I was 6. I've loved math and computer science since an early age, yet after I entered high school, I came to realize that no other girl was passionate about computer science and coding the way I was. My hope is for all girls to be able to love and embrace STEM despite gender stereotypes. Beyond STEM, I love to run and grow plants in my room!
My name is Ishaana and I am very interested in sciences, in particular, computer science, although, I do hope to become an engineer! I aspire to empower women in STEM, and I am currently developing a website to help encourage more girls to pursue STEM careers. I have been involved in numerous STEM-related events, and hope that I can continue to spread and inspire a love for science. I am looking forward to helping others, and I am extremely excited to be a g4g ambassador!
Hi! I am Quirine from the Netherlands and I grew up in Spain. I am studying Human Language Technologies, meaning that I am super interested in technologies such as Siri and Alexa, predictive text to help you type your messages and detecting emotion in tweets or Instagram posts. When I am not coding away behind my computer I like to spend my time outside sailing or rowing away into the sunset. I love sharing my passion and getting others excited about both sailing and all the awesome possibilities in STEM!
I’m Julia and I want to be a biomedical engineer. I love science, in particular when it’s applied to solving problems and making the world a better place. I’m passionate about empowering girls and showing them how fascinating and fun science is. I also love sport; competing in athletics, playing football and doing all sorts of water-sports. Spoken word and yoga are other passions of mine!
Hi, I am Abby from Chicago, USA. I am a rising freshman in high school and I am particularly interested in physics, chemistry, and aerospace engineering. In school I enjoy math, literacy, and science labs. I am a violinist in the school orchestra, and I am on the debate team as well. When I’m not doing schoolwork, you can find me playing tennis or golf. G4g is a great organization that will help me to expand my knowledge of STEM and continue to learn more about how I can get involved in science.
My name is Shekinah Amaka Obinna, I am Nigerian and am currently a final year medical student of Sumy State University in Ukraine. I hold a number of international certificates and international memberships and attended scientific conferences abroad (recently in Dublin with a poster presentation about "Breast cancer features in Nigerian and Ukrainian women") I am currently working as a reviewer for Harvard Public Health Review and am passionate about women and girl child education.
Hi there. I’m Otumara Urowoli Jessica. I’m from Nigeria but I’m currently studying medicine in Sumy, Ukraine. I’m passionate about Science and how it affects the world at large. I also love encouraging young girls and teens to take part in various science webinars and conferences all around the world. In my free time, I love trying out new recipes, hitting the gym and reading books.
Hello! My name is Ayesha and I am a student of Master's in Process Systems Engineering. I am from India but I have been studying in Germany for the past 3 years. Born into a family full of engineers, since childhood I have always seen myself surrounded by STEM discussions in one form or another. Science has always been my go to subject and I enjoy applying basic engineering in everyday life. Currently I am working on modeling material losses in pharmaceutical tablet production processes. When I am not working, I like to travel, read or watch history documentaries.
My name is Lavinia, I am 15 years old, and I live in Dubai. I attend a British school, where I am taking my GCSE’s. I love STEM, computer science in particular, and love to combine STEM with other aspects of people’s lives, as it is such a diverse field and can be integrated into any activity. Aside from STEM, I have a passion for music, and have been playing the piano and violin for 10 years. Being a g4gambassador will give me the opportunity to familiarise girls with STEM in a region where it is still not very popular.
Hi! My name is Josette Misquitta, and I've always been fascinated by the biological world's unsolved mysteries, which inspired me to pursue a career in research. By graduating with a degree in Life Science and currently studying Bioinformatics, I'm interested in understanding and developing cancer treatments tailored through precision medicine. I am passionate about bridging the gender gap in STEM and have been involved with g4g since 2020. I look forward to inspire and collaborate with young women from all around the world.
Hey there, my name is Renee Plancher. I am currently a rising senior attending an International Baccalaureate school in Florida. For as long as I can remember, I was intrigued by technology, the computer system and function, and how we as humans create innovation so frequently. Though, as I aged, I noticed stereotypes and resource disparity discouraged my peers and many girls from these "uncommon" careers for women. This plays a major role in encouraging me to pursue these interests, and educating others on potential fields they know nothing about. So, in my spare time I enjoy teaching young kids about potential engineering and STEM careers, as well as donating my small business proceeds, and volunteering my time to teach students at my local science center!
Hola, I am Flor, Flower or Waytacha , how do you prefer. I am keen on dancing every type of music but my favorite is Marinera, typical dance in my country. Also, i like doing some crazy things with science like experiments. My passion for STEM started when I helped my brother doing his biology's class because we made a little laboratory in our house. In that moment, i fell in love with science . Now, I am studying bioengineering which is a mix of my passion. In g4g, I would like to transmit to everybody that we can do everything that we want .
I'm Nancy Kabimanya architect, I'm happy to join the team of ambassadors to inspire more girls to embrace stems. Passionate about architecture in a world totally focused on technology and innovation, I am discovering new building trends to solve problems by creating environments that improve life.
I am Chamss from Tunisia, a Biology Engineering student with an unwavering passion for developing innovative biological strategies. My fascination with STEM was ignited by my father's scientific endeavors when I was young, and it has since blossomed into a deep passion for biology. Beyond STEM, I find joy in reading, writing, painting, and recently, designing, thanks to a product design scholarship. I always enjoy combining my passion for science with my artistic inclination because I believe that true innovation emerges when different disciplines converge. From high school to university, I've actively participated in scientific events, and as the media manager for Be-Nextgen, a community devoted to environmental conservation, I'm committed to making a positive impact. I'm honored to be a g4g Ambassador, aiming to empower girls to fearlessly pursue their STEM passions.
I am Ozgu from Turkey and Luxembourg. I am a cancer researcher in training at the Luxembourg Institute of Health, where I will be for the next 4 years pursuing my PhD. I graduated from University of Luxembourg with a BSc. and University of Maastricht with a MSc. in Biomedical Science. I heard about G4G through a dear friend, Tess, who is also passionately involved with many STEM initiatives like myself. I love reading anything science related, knitting and spending time with loved-ones. I love moments where I can combine my passion for science, specifically Biology, with my passion for sharing and communication! So here I am, hoping to make a difference in sparking that passion in girls from all sorts of different backgrounds and STEM interests.
Hello, I’m Christine ! A Polytechnic student of Kinshasa University, basically taking electrical and computer engineering. The impact of science in our day to day life is huge, same as the technological growth doesn’t stop amazing me. The organisation g4g is a platform for me to talk and share about the beauty of science with my follow women in the world, Congolese in particular, and inspire them. It’s an honour for me to be one of the g4g ambassadors.
Hi, I’m Aanchal! I am currently studying in a selective-high school in Melbourne, Australia! I am very passionate about STEM from a very young age and am eager to end gender disparity in STEM. It’s just so fascinating where STEM can take individuals, as STEM fosters critical thinking and innovation around the world. I am particularly interested in chemistry, biology, math and technology. I am so excited to join the g4g ambassador program to make a difference for girls in STEM in my community, and hopefully inspire the next generation in STEM!
My name is Bahareh! I am a passionate advocate for education, physical health, and mental well-being. I like to empower young women to be humble leaders in their lives and the lives of others. Recognizing the power of education, I strive to make it accessible to all, believing it is a catalyst for personal growth and social change. I like working with young women to embrace their strengths, cultivate empathy, and positively impact their communities as future leaders.
My name is Lauren and I am 17, studying A-levels in the UK. I have always been fascinated by exploring how our universe is put together through studying physics and mathematics, and I have a sweet spot for computer science too. I’d love to pursue a career in physics or engineering and I’m so excited to inspire more girls into STEM the way I was!
My name is Ina - a future architect, engineer, designer, and innovator! I come from Bulgaria, but grew up in Belgium, and am currently getting ready for my professional journey in STEM at UCL in London. I believe we all have a say in what our world should look like, but if no one will give us the mic, we have to get on the stage ourselves. My goal is to inspire more girls to join me on this rough, but rewarding journey of shaping our tomorrow!
Hi! My name is Shereen, and I’m from California. I’ve always enjoyed learning about chemistry, biology, and environmental sciences in school, and strive to expand my knowledge in these various fields of science.
Outside of my interests in science, I love music. I love to listen to it, but I also play piano as well. I do this at my local hospital and it’s one of my favorite pastimes. I also enjoy playing tennis and participating in Model UN.
Hi! I’m Saisha from Seattle, Washington and I am interested in the intersection of computer and biological sciences. I’m passionate about sharing my love for science with other girls, and helping younger kids understand STEM in new creative ways. When I’m not working on projects or studying, I love to paint, watch science fiction and listen to music!
Hi! I'm Marie and I am from France and Japan. I'm a medical student at University College London (UK), and really enjoy combining science knowledge with seeing patients. I also love maths and computer science and got to study those subjects for a year in university. I am so excited to be an ambassador for g4g, as I have really enjoyed meeting you in the previous London event! In my spare time, I enjoy running, baking, and making miniature clay models of organs!
