Become a g4g Ambassador
Our ambassadors are official g4g representatives who help support greenlight for girls' projects and promote STEM initiatives in their own communities. Being an ambassador gives you a great opportunity to inspire and support young girls around the world to get involved with STEM.
As a g4g Ambassador, you’d be…
Promoting g4g events in your area and spread the word about the event.
Featuring your STEM work, ideas and inspiration on our social media channels and website.
Volunteering at our events to continue to inspire more girls like you to become more involved with STEM.
Meeting fellow ambassadors around the world who are just as passionate about spreading the joy of STEM around the globe.
Creating your own g4g events in your area, find and build partnerships with interesting speakers, startups, companies, and other schools who would like to support girls getting more involved within STEM.
+Much more! There are many creative ways to promote STEM as a g4g ambassador, and we love hearing your ideas and helping you implement them!
Curious to join? Well, we’d love to have you!
Our ambassadors are high school students, university students, or people just about to start their career. They are ready to be involved with g4g for at least one academic year, hopefully longer! If you are interested in becoming a g4g ambassador, or learning more about this program, please, contact us using the button below and tell us about you - we’d love to hear from you!
We bring new Ambassadors on-board all year round so do not hesitate to sign-up today! We will review your application and schedule a meeting with you at the earliest. Thank you!
Hello, my name is Julia
I am the Ambassador Coordinator for greenlight for girls. I started with g4g as an ambassador in 2020 and took on this role 2021. I am passionate about supporting young girls in their STEM passions through projects and community with g4g. I study mechanical engineering at University of California, Berkeley. As the Ambassador Coordinator, I am your first point of contact. You'll meet me on your onboarding calls, and for any projects and ambassador events, I'm here to support you. I look forward to reading your application!
Meet our Ambassadors
Learn about our g4g ambassadors from all around the globe! Find out where they are and what inspiring projects they are doing.
Ayesha, Köln
I was born and raised in Aligarh, India, where curiosity was practically second nature to me. From a young age, I was endlessly fascinated by how things worked — whether it meant taking apart household gadgets just to see what was inside, or spending hours in the chemistry lab trying to perfect reactions that felt like magic. Science didn’t just interest me; it completely captivated me. That deep-rooted curiosity eventually shaped my academic path and led me to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering.
Ganika, Melbourne
Ganika is a medical student with a passion for empowering young people and making STEM more accessible to girls everywhere. Alongside her studies, she champions causes close to her heart, from climate action to global education. Through her work as a youth ambassador, volunteer, and advocate. She’s excited to be part of the g4g family, sharing her journey and inspiring girls around the world to explore, dream, and lead in STEM 🩺🩷
Lilly, Monument
Hi! I'm Lilly, a senior in high school from Monument, CO, USA. I am interested in pursuing physics along with language study in college. I recently traveled to Morocco to learn basic Arabic which inspired me to combine language with my other STEM passions. When I’m not studying you can find me running, crocheting, reading, or admiring other people's dogs. I love working with G4G because they allow me to combine my diverse interests to make an impact!
Shereen, California
Hi! My name is Shereen, and I’m from California. I’ve always enjoyed learning about chemistry, biology, and environmental sciences in school, and strive to expand my knowledge in these various fields of science.Outside of my interests in science, I love music. I love to listen to it, but I also play piano as well. I do this at my local hospital and it’s one of my favorite pastimes. I also enjoy playing tennis and participating in Model UN.
Chamss, Tunis
I’m Chamss from Tunisia, a Biology Engineering student passionate about innovative biological strategies. Inspired by my father’s scientific work, I’ve pursued STEM with dedication. I enjoy blending science with art through writing, painting, and design. As a g4g Ambassador and media manager at Be-Nextgen, I’m committed to empowering girls and promoting environmental awareness. Click me to see what I’m up to!
Ina, Belgium
My name is Ina - a future architect, engineer, designer, and innovator! I come from Bulgaria, but grew up in Belgium, and am currently getting ready for my professional journey in STEM at UCL in London. I believe we all have a say in what our world should look like, but if no one will give us the mic, we have to get on the stage ourselves. My goal is to inspire more girls to join me on this rough, but rewarding journey of shaping our tomorrow!
Saisha, Seattle
Hi! I’m Saisha from Seattle, Washington and I am interested in the intersection of computer and biological sciences. I’m passionate about sharing my love for science with other girls, and helping younger kids understand STEM in new creative ways. When I’m not working on projects or studying, I love to paint, watch science fiction and listen to music!
Flor, Peru
Hola, I am Flor, and I am keen on dancing every type of music but my favorite is Marinera, typical dance in my country. Also, i like doing some crazy things with science like experiments. My passion for STEM started when I helped my brother doing his biology's class because we made a little laboratory in our house. In that moment, i fell in love with science. Now, I am studying bioengineering which is a mix of my passion. Here’s what I’m up to now!
Lauren, UK
My name is Lauren and I am 17, studying A-levels in the UK. I have always been fascinated by exploring how our universe is put together through studying physics and mathematics, and I have a sweet spot for computer science too. I’d love to pursue a career in physics or engineering and I’m so excited to inspire more girls into STEM the way I was!
Sarah, London
I first attended the Greenlight for Girls event in 2015 at Imperial, and I knew I had to get involved. Since then, I’ve pursued my career in STEM by studying a degree apprenticeship in civil engineering. As a part of my studies I work as a planning engineer on a highway development project. Outside of work, I am involved in disability advocacy work for festivals and events and enjoy skateboarding in my free time.