# Julia Haried
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Top podcast episodes featuring julia haried.
Making a difference with MakerGirl
How do you turn a Deloitte internship research project into a nonprofit that empowers young girls to thrive? That's one of the things we learned when we talked to Julia Haried, entrepreneur and Deloitte consultant. During this episode, Julia talks about MakerGirl, an education program she co-foundeâĶ
MVPP: Founders of MakerGirl, Elizabeth Engele & Julia Haried
MakerGirl educates 7-10 year old girls in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) through design thinking and 3D printing sessions. To date, the organization has educated over 3,800 girls in twenty states through University academies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, NortâĶ
ð§ Inspiring Girls to Excel in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math)
Every young girl and boy have been asked the question; 'What do you want to be when you grow up?' For boys, it was an athlete, astronaut, doctor, scientist, policeman, or a fire fighter. For girls, a teacher, veterinarian, singer, actress, dancer, or artist would have been a typical answer.
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ð§ Inspiring Girls to Excel in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math)
Every young girl and boy have been asked the question; 'What do you want to be when you grow up?' For boys, it was an athlete, astronaut, doctor, scientist, policeman, or a fire fighter. For girls, a teacher, veterinarian, singer, actress, dancer, or artist would have been a typical answer.
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This week my guest is Stephanie Hein, CEO of Maker Girl â an organization founded in a social entrepreneurship class at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, where two young women were empowered by the question "What bothers you?" Motivated by their past experiences, MakerGirl was created toâĶ
102 Julia Haried | Bridging the STEM Gap
Continuing our Forbes 30 under 30 series, I got to talk to Julia Haried. As the co-founder of MakerGirl, she's working to pave a new path for girls.
It all started in a social entrepreneurship class at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign when Julia and Elizabeth Engele were inspired by âĶ
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