Women and Girls in STEM Forum invited girls aged 14–19 from across Europe to design innovative digital tools for online safety.
Under the Girls Go Circular initiative, supported by the EIT Community and the European Commission, the forum promotes creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving. This is a unique opportunity for young women to build confidence, develop digital skills, and address one of today’s most urgent issues — online security.
The best JAA team of girls “Learning Machines” from Hasan Tahsin high school in Saranda (evaluated the best proposal amongst national applicants) will be showcased live in Brussels by mid-October, giving Albanian young innovators a platform to share their ideas with European leaders.