“Girls Go Circular“ is designed to equip young people between 14 and 19, both girls and boys, with essential digital and entrepreneurial skills through an e-learning platform focused on the circular economy. The programme is funded by the European Union and coordinated at European level by EIT RawMaterials.

Although the project focuses on girls, boys are also invited to participate in the learning programme, especially in mixed learning environments: we all learn together to deconstruct gender stereotypes and biases, and we all need digital skills for our lives and careers.

At the core of the project is the Circular Learning Space (CLS) – an online learning platform, based on a learning-by-doing approach, that offers students the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of the circular economy while acquiring digital competencies. On the Circular Learning Space, students engage in activities such as planning social media campaigns, creating app mock-ups, and developing business plans.

Students can choose between 18 thematic modules at different levels of difficulty. The learning programme engages students in hands-on activities, individually and in groups, and motivates them to find solutions to major societal challenges. The goal is to empower students to become aware of the digital and social-ecological transition and to become agents of change.

What are you waiting for? Together, let’s close the digital gender gap!

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The Women and Girls in STEM Forum 2025 is calling on young innovators from all over Europe!
This year’s challenge focuses on cybersecurity – from online safety to privacy protection.
👩‍💻 Form a team of 4 girls, design a creative tool to solve a real cybersecurity problem and submit your idea to represent your country!
🌍 Finalist teams will present their solutions live in Brussels during the Forum in October.
📅 Applications open in early May on the Girls Go Circular website – start preparing now!

For more information, register below.