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Tam Pham: Molecular Biologist and Director of Youth Engagement at SCWIST (The Society for Canadian Women in Science and Technology)

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Take a break, we’re on Smoko! Honoured to sit down with Tam Pham, biochemist and advocate for diversity and inclusion in STEM. Tam shares her journey into biochemistry, her research into peptides, and the importance of making scientific concepts accessible for marginalized communities and individuals with disabilities.
Tam delves into her role as Director of Youth Engagement at SCWIST, the Society for Canadian Women in Science & Technology, where she leads initiatives to inspire and empower young people, particularly those underrepresented in STEM fields. Tam's dedication to making STEM more accessible and equitable for all shines through, highlighting the transformative impact of mentorship, resilience, and community support.
We explores SCWIST's efforts to address systemic barriers and promote inclusivity in science and technology, emphasizing the importance of early exposure to science. Tam and Alexis underscore the need for increased accessibility to STEM education and the positive impact of programs which bridge the gap between academia and industry.
Tam offers valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities in promoting diversity and inclusion in STEM, highlighting the importance of collaborative efforts and targeted programs to create a more equitable and accessible STEM landscape for future generations.
SCWIST:
scwist.ca
www.instagram.com/scwist.canada

The Smoko Podcast is sponsored by Peggy Workwear: workwear designed by women, for women. From the shop floor to the boardroom, Peggy Workwear creates workwear which fits and functions for your everyday. Whatever that may be! After all, we've been in your boots.

www.peggyworkwear.ca
Programs discussed within the episode:
Visions of Science:
www.vosnl.org
www.instagram.com/visionsofscience
Canadian Black Scientists Network:
www.blackscientists.ca
www.instagram.com/canblacksci

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Take a break, we’re on Smoko! Honoured to sit down with Tam Pham, biochemist and advocate for diversity and inclusion in STEM. Tam shares her journey into biochemistry, her research into peptides, and the importance of making scientific concepts accessible for marginalized communities and individuals with disabilities.
Tam delves into her role as Director of Youth Engagement at SCWIST, the Society for Canadian Women in Science & Technology, where she leads initiatives to inspire and empower young people, particularly those underrepresented in STEM fields. Tam's dedication to making STEM more accessible and equitable for all shines through, highlighting the transformative impact of mentorship, resilience, and community support.
We explores SCWIST's efforts to address systemic barriers and promote inclusivity in science and technology, emphasizing the importance of early exposure to science. Tam and Alexis underscore the need for increased accessibility to STEM education and the positive impact of programs which bridge the gap between academia and industry.
Tam offers valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities in promoting diversity and inclusion in STEM, highlighting the importance of collaborative efforts and targeted programs to create a more equitable and accessible STEM landscape for future generations.
SCWIST:
scwist.ca
www.instagram.com/scwist.canada

The Smoko Podcast is sponsored by Peggy Workwear: workwear designed by women, for women. From the shop floor to the boardroom, Peggy Workwear creates workwear which fits and functions for your everyday. Whatever that may be! After all, we've been in your boots.

www.peggyworkwear.ca
Programs discussed within the episode:
Visions of Science:
www.vosnl.org
www.instagram.com/visionsofscience
Canadian Black Scientists Network:
www.blackscientists.ca
www.instagram.com/canblacksci

  continue reading

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