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Giving back to STEM: A young woman uses her experience to encourage others

A participant in the Bridge to Employment project contributes to the Women in STEM2D (WiSTEM2D) project for girls’ education and careers in science, technology, engineering, math, manufacturing and design.
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Afghan university makes history, celebrates first graduation of students with associate degrees

Kabul Polytechnic University’s associate degree program in information technology is preparing young people to be at the forefront of technological transformation in Afghanistan.
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On the road to career goals through soft skills training in Afghanistan

Beheshta, a university student in Afghanistan, wants to join the civil service but faces many societal and workplace challenges. Soft skills training has helped her overcome these challenges.