I Wish research indicates gender stereotypes and lack of equality are still a barrier for many students. Read More

Young women examining their options for third-level education have been urged to consider careers in STEM. Read more

A recent study found that more than half of teenage girls interested in studying engineering and construction studies did not have access to these subjects in school Read more

I Wish and Park Place Technologies are celebrating International Day of the Girl by officially launching their TechForGood Programme which sees refurbished laptops being donated to teenage girls with limited access to technology at home. Read more

I Wish has launched its survey of 2,449 Irish female students’ attitudes to STEM, revealing that 83% of girls fear gender inequality in Science and Tech careers. Read more  

Registrations for the I Wish 2021 Event have gone live.  Teachers around the globe can sign their students up for this inspiring event which showcases the power of STEM to female students. Read More

I Wish and Park Place Technologies have come together to help drive the power of STEM to female students in Ireland with our TechForGood Programme. Over the next year, we will be donating laptops to female students who have limited or no access to technology, to ensure no girl gets left behind!

Park Place Technologies Global Externship Park Place Technologies is continuing its commitment to global STEM initiatives worldwide through its Women in STEM (WINS) program. In addition to its involvement with the I Wish Event, Park Place has also opened applications for its 2021 Women in STEM externship. The externship, which will be virtual this year, […]

I Wish 2020 aims to bridge the lack of information gap and give young women the opportunity to explore their potential within STEM Sectors Read More