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International STEM Hackathon Sky Patterns : Hipparchus’ Stars Bridge IZNIK and SALERNO Organized by "Women Science Teachers" organisation Featured in the ECSA Newsletter(2026)
International STEM Hackathon Sky Patterns : Hipparchus’ Stars Bridge IZNIK and SALERNO Organized by "Women Science Teachers" organisation Featured in the ECSA Newsletter(2026)
Our international STEM Hackathon, organized by Women Science Teachers Organization, has been featured in the official newsletter of the European Citizen Science Association (ECSA), one of Europe’s leading scientific networks.
Being featured in ECSA’s official publication enhances the visibility of Women Science Teachers’ work in citizen science and STEM education at the European level, while further strengthening our institution’s position within international scientific networks. This publication represents a significant acknowledgment of the innovative educational models and student-centered practices we have developed.
As Women Science Teachers, we remain firmly committed to advancing scientific thinking, fostering societal engagement, and empowering young people to become productive and globally minded individuals. You can get more information:
Our Hackathon Recognized with Award on WiDigital Platform
Our Hackathon Recognized with Award on WiDigital Platform
We are proud to announce that our international STEAM Hackathon has been featured and recognized as a best practice on the Women Science Teachers: Empowering Women Educators and Girls through Digital & STEAM Practices – WiDigital platform(2026). This recognition comes as part of the WiD (Women in Digital) initiative, which highlights impactful practices that increase the engagement of women educators and girls in digital and STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) learning.
The WiDigital platform showcases innovative approaches that promote digital skills development, inclusive STEAM education, and gender-balanced participation in science and technology fields. Our practice, “Sky Patterns: Hipparchus’ Stars Bridge,” was developed through international collaboration and embodies these aims by creatively linking astronomy, mathematics, art, digital tools, and cultural heritage to STEAM education. For more information:
Our hackathon was at the EDUvision Conference
Our hackathon was at the EDUvision Conference
We are delighted to share that Women Science Teachers Organization had the opportunity to present our international STEAM Hackathon at the esteemed EDUvision international conference organised by Burgos University(Spain) and Eduvision. The event is part of a long-standing series of scholarly gatherings focused on innovative and forward-looking approaches to education.(27.02.2026)
The EDUvision conference brings together educators, researchers, and education professionals to discuss modern teaching practices, challenges in "Creating Synergies in Education" round tables. It serves as a platform for sharing research, best practices, and educational innovations from around the world. You can get the abstract here:
At the conference, our presentation showcased the design, implementation, and outcomes of the Women Science Teachers’ international STEAM Hackathon. The session highlighted how the hackathon blends interdisciplinary learning with digital tools, scientific inquiry, and creative expression to engage students in meaningful STEAM learning experiences. It also emphasized the role of international collaboration in expanding educational impact and fostering cross-cultural teamwork among young learners.
We look forward to continuing our active participation in international conferences, forging academic connections, and contributing to the ongoing transformation of teaching and learning for future generations.
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