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OpenCon talks about Science Education exchange for Sustainable Development
By Lorraine Chuen for OpenCon At SeeSD, our mission is to promote STEM education in Senegal through Open Educational Resources and hands-on workshops. To this extent, we offer regular STEM hands-on workshops and training opportunities focusing on K-20 students. The first phase of our project is focused on K-12 students; we have offered workshops...
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SeeSD exhibited at the Innovation Fair on International Women’s Day
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How Senegal’s Dr. Khadidiatou Sall is Providing a Hands-On Approach to STEM Learning
Published on Leversinheels.comDr. Khadidiatou Sall was born in Dakar, Senegal. At age 19, she moved to France to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Biology, and a Masters degree in Biochemistry. She later obtained a PhD in Biochemistry in the United States, before returning to Senegal.Dr. Sall is a GMO (Genetically Modified Organisms) researcher and...
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Science in Africa: Diaspora perspectives
By Dom Byrne on nature.com Two scientists whose careers took them away from Africa share thoughts on how to support colleagues back home. Molecular biologist Khady Sall returned to Senegal in 2018 after setting up Science Education Exchange for Sustainable Development (SeeSD), a non-profit organization she founded while a PhD student in the...
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