KidWind Supports New Children’s Book Featuring Women in Energy

Everyday Superheroes is a nonfiction book series composed by Erin Twamley and Joshua Sneideman focusing on the importance of multicultural representation of women in STEM. The 2nd illustrated book in this series presents primary trainees to 26 energy careers and demonstrates how heroes all over the world are powering our planet from the national laboratories to large renewable energy farms.

To find out more about the book series Everyday Superheroes: Women in Energy, go to stemsuperheroes.com/stem-books/. .

(Saint Paul, Minn.) November 8, 2021– Following an effective Kickstarter project, the authors of the upcoming book Everyday Superheroes: Ladies in Energy have partnered with several energy business. EDP Renewables The United States And Canada, Enel North America, Orsted, and Pattern Energy are sponsoring copies of the book to be dispersed by means of KidWinds network of schools and through other nationwide science initiatives for kids..

The book is set to release in spring 2022 with publisher WiseInk. KidWind, a worldwide leader in clean energy education, will offer books at workshops and trainings, along with at KidWind Challenges. Other generous contributions from extra sponsors consist of HULL, The Womens Energy Network Boston Chapter, The Womens Energy Network Pittsburgh Chapter, and WECS Renewables.

KidWind, a global leader in clean energy education, will provide out books at trainings and workshops, as well as at KidWind Challenges. Other generous contributions from extra sponsors consist of HULL, The Womens Energy Network Boston Chapter, The Womens Energy Network Pittsburgh Chapter, and WECS Renewables.

About the KidWind Project: The KidWind Project, a global leader in renewable resource education, has actually been working with educators and students to integrate renewable resource into classrooms for over 15 years. Considering that 2004, KidWind has actually held more than 800 training occasions for more than 50,000 instructors all over the world. For more information about our trainings, difficulties and curricular products, see www.kidwind.org.

About the KidWind Project: The KidWind Project, an international leader in renewable energy education, has been working with trainees and teachers to incorporate eco-friendly energy into classrooms for over 15 years.

” I have known Erin and Joshua for years, we just recently reconnected at the 2021 Renewable Energy Education Summit (REES) we arranged last winter, stated Michael Arquin, founder of KidWind. “One of the major outcomes of REES was the need to widen and diversify the renewable resource education workforce. With that in mind, I am enjoyed support these two authors as they work to get the book into the hands of as lots of trainees as possible.”.

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