This week we will be celebrating our very own as count down to International Day of Girls and Women in Science #IDGWS Share with us how #APHRCWomenInScience have inspired you or your work. @WomenScienceDay

Young people need to be seen AND heard says @WaithereroMaina RT if you agree. #APHRCWomenInScience #IDGWS

Women have a role to play in Africa's development says @Tizta_degfie RT if you agree. #APHRCWomenInScience #IDGWS

.@ESidze is passionate about access to quality maternal healthcare based on an individual's need and not their ability to pay for services. RT if you agree. #APHRCWomenInScience #IDGWS

.@Liz_Kimani is one of our stellar scientists who is making a difference in the world of maternal health. RT if you agree and follow our campaign #APHRCWomenInScience as we count down to #IDGWS2018

We kick off the #APHRCWomenInScience campaign with our very own Executive Director @CKyobutungi She believes that women CAN excel in leadership - she's a perfect example! RT if you agree. #IDGWS #WomenInStem

.@paulabaks is passionate about empowering girls in STEM from an early age. RT if you agree. #APHRCWomenInScience #IDGWS

.@kadzomudzo is our Early Childhood Development champion and believes it's a child's best start to life. RT if you agree. #APHRCWomenInScience #IDGWS

Does a woman's opinion matter? Caroline Wainaina says 'YES!' RT if you agree. #APHRCWomenInScience #IDGWS

#WomenInScience are excelling in their careers and we have proof! 1/Meet @CKyobutungi, a medical doctor turned epidemiologist and now the first female Executive Director at APHRC. Read more about her journey in science here https://t.co/0zfpq4Z4Rw #APHRCWomenInScience

Still on leadership, @atiabu has some strong opinions. RT if you agree. #APHRCWomenInScience #WomenInSTEM

Men don't need to be kicked out of the equation, says @EvelynGitau RT if you agree. #APHRCWomenInScience #IDGWS

4/@meIamMarylene is a Senior Data Analyst specializing in data auditing, management & analysis. She believes that #WomenInScience bring enriched perspectives not only in the practice of science but also in the mentorship of women and men. #APHRCWomenInScience

.@JMumah is a champion of #AdolescentSRHR and believes information is power. RT if you agree. #APHRCWomenInScience #IDGWS

2/ @EvelynGitau, a @NextEinsteinFor fellow leads research capacity strengthening efforts including our signature fellowship program @CARTAfrica which uses a gender-responsive approach to encourage more women to pursue their doctoral studies. #APHRCWomenInScience #WomenInScience

What does it mean being a woman in #STEM? @meiamMarylene explains. RT if you agree. #APHRCWomenInScience #IDGWS

We continue with our #APHRCWomenInScience campaign as we count down to International Day of Girls and Women in Science on Feb 11. Are you a woman in STEM? What is your contribution to science? RT and let us know. #IDGWS

@aphrc @Liz_Kimani Liz practices what she preaches! @aphrc is a baby friendly workplace that supports breastfeeding mothers, thanks to Liz. #WomenInScience need all the support they can get to succeed in their careers @MOH_Kenya #IDGWS2018 #APHRCWomenInScience

5/@atiabu is passionate about education access, equity, and quality including the linkages between education and health outcomes for adolescents girls. #APHRCWomenInScience #WomenInScience

@daledosu from @OfficialOAU contribution to science is linking reproductive and mental health among women living with emotional disorders. #IDGWS #CARTAWomenInScience #APHRCWomenInScience @aphrc @CKyobutungi @EvelynGitau @WomenScienceDay @AAS_AESA @AASciences @Profngure