Ghana's leading STEM think tank for girls and underserved communities — in Tamale and beyond.
Eduvision Ghana bridges the STEM gender gap by providing equitable access to STEM education, mentorship, digital skills, and technology for girls and underserved communities. We do this through a combination of direct programme delivery, research and publications, policy advocacy, and the Eduvision STEM & Leadership Centre in Tamale. We are a growing, woman-led STEM organisation, and we are serious about what we do.
Learn Our Story →A world where every girl in Northern Ghana and beyond has a real chance to discover, learn, and lead in STEM and digital innovation.
To nurture dreams and improve lives by equipping underserved girls with the technical skills, confidence, and community support needed to thrive.
Identify gaps, generate evidence, and understand context to determine precise needs.
Design and deliver evidence-based programs tailored to our research findings.
Apply learning in real settings and collect outcomes to ensure tangible impact.
Translate evidence into policy and systemic change for long-term sustainability.
The RIPA Model is our integrated process framework for STEM gender equity in Africa. We do not just run programmes; we build evidence. Research forms the foundation of equitable education, sequentially informing our Implementation, grounding our Practice at the STEM Centre, and driving our Advocacy—which in turn generates new research questions, creating a self-reinforcing cycle of evidence-based change.
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A 4-week intensive hands-on training for girls in Tamale to learn HTML, CSS, and modern web design.
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Our flagship cybersecurity programme successfully equipped 9 girls with digital forensics and OSINT skills.
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Over 60 girls participated in our latest lab immersion and interactive robotics session.
Learn MoreTamale's premier community STEM learning facility. Equipped with a 25-seat computer lab, training hall, maker corner, and media studio.
Output and recommendations from the International Day of Education Roundtable held at the Eduvision STEM Centre.
Dr. Vida A. Bugri's formal documentation of the evidence-based methodology anchoring Eduvision's work in Africa.
A comprehensive survey of digital literacy access points in rural and peri-urban communities in the Northern Region.
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"The program helped me learn tools like ChatGPT and LinkedIn and opened my eyes to new opportunities."
"The training was very educative, and I would definitely recommend it to others."
"It helped me identify my strengths and weaknesses and clarified my career goals."
"I believe in the power of shared learning and support, and I want to create a positive impact by guiding others."
"The guidance and support I received helped me grow and learn in a positive environment."
Join our team of facilitators and mentors to inspire the next generation of girls in STEM.
Apply NowYour support directly funds our bootcamps, community events, and the Girls Saturday Club.
Donate TodayCollaborate with us to scale digital inclusion and shape STEM education policy across Africa.
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