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Science Fuse Launches Gul Rukh Doll to Inspire Girls in STEM

  • February 18, 2025
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Science Fuse, a pioneering organization dedicated to making STEM education accessible for girls, has taken a significant step in blending creativity with learning through its latest initiative. The organization is not only committed to promoting STEM for girls but is actively building resources that place representation and inclusivity at the forefront. One such initiative is the creation of Gul Rukh, a science heroine whose adventures aim to inspire young girls to explore the wonders of science. Initially introduced in the book “Gul Rukh’s Science Adventures,” Gul Rukh has now stepped off the pages and into the real world in a unique and meaningful way.

In a groundbreaking collaboration with the Rana Liaqat Craftsmen’s Colony (RLCC), a rights-based nonprofit serving over 20,000 beneficiaries, Gul Rukh has been transformed into a handcrafted doll. The artisans at RLCC, known for their dedication to empowering local communities, have lovingly brought Gul to life, allowing young girls to hold a tangible connection to a powerful female role model. This partnership not only celebrates Gul Rukh’s story but also provides a platform for RLCC’s skilled artisans to showcase their craft and contribute to a cause that promotes education and empowerment for girls.

To mark International Day for Women in Science, the Science Fuse team unveiled the Gul Rukh doll along with her friends, who embarked on a fun and educational journey to bring science to life in a new, hands-on way. The group demonstrated the creation of Instant Ice Cream, a treat that was made using a special Science Fuse recipe. The event, which combined learning with fun, showcased how science could be both educational and exciting for young minds. Through this demonstration, Science Fuse reinforced its commitment to making STEM subjects accessible and enjoyable for all girls, ensuring that science isn’t just a subject but an adventure waiting to be explored.

The celebration didn’t stop with the ice cream-making activity. Science Fuse also shared this experience with a wider audience through a comic featuring Gul and her friends. The comic, available through their Instagram links, provides an engaging and interactive way for children to see the magic of science in action. For those who are curious about the process behind the ice cream creation and want to follow along with Gul and her friends, the comic offers a perfect opportunity to engage with the content. The community is encouraged to celebrate the journey of Gul, a symbol of empowerment, representation, and learning.

To witness this creative fusion of STEM education and storytelling, and to see how Gul and her team made ice cream for their friend Razia, visit the following links: Part 1: Instagram Link
Part 2: Instagram Link

Through initiatives like these, Science Fuse continues to break down barriers, ensuring that girls everywhere have the resources and representation they need to succeed in the world of science. Whether through the adventures of Gul Rukh, the creation of educational tools, or partnerships that empower communities, Science Fuse remains at the forefront of making STEM education an inclusive, exciting, and accessible experience for all.

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