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Programs of young science
Aldea Bayer Kimlu
Scientific camp that was born out of the need to generate a new opportunity for scientific development for the training of young people.
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Ciencia Joven Academies
Comprehensive intervention program that seeks to transform vulnerable educational communities through STEM education in Chile and Argentina.
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Ciencia Joven Academies For Schools
Virtual program for students from 12 to 18 years old, professors and professors interested in STEM areas of vulnerable educational establishments in Chile and Argentina.
See more informationCiencia Joven at Home Academies
Virtual program that seeks to develop STEM and Leadership skills in young people, between 12 and 18 years old, from their homes.
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Falling Walls Engage Hub Argentina
Event that seeks to bring together the main professionals and experts committed to linking science and society from around the world.
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Falling Walls Lab Chile
It is an international forum for the next generation of innovators, pioneers, creators and visionaries in the early stages of their careers.
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Ciencia Joven Academies for Theachers
Virtual program for teachers from Chile and Argentina, in which they acquire teaching tools and skills (didactic and pedagogical).
See more informationFigures that we matter
5300
Lives impacted.
80
Educational establishments impacted.
8
Countries impacted.
Bayer Kimlu camp is a transformative experience, a unique moment where you have the opportunity to connect with other young people with an incredible desire to change the world, absorb knowledge and develop their leadership in community to become the agents of change that the world needs.
Antonia Hucke
Regional and national partners
PADF
IYF
FALLING WALLS
BOEING
BAYER
UNESCO