There is always more we can do to inspire young girls into STEM: Science. Technology. Engineering. Mathematics. And like me, there are many women (and men) promoting STEM subjects to girls. It is through these advocates that women in STEM industries are gaining visibility and a voice to inspire the next generation. Together Totaljobs , and the co-founder of STEMettes , Jacquelyn Guderley, have created motion illustrations, each depicting the journey and biases many young girls endure in the early stages of their STEM journey. Each illustration ( shown below ), is supported by inspirational advice [in the original article on Totaljobs ], helping to dispel the stereotypes and gender boundaries. You can read Jacquelyn Guderley’s advice on how to smash the gender stereotypes here: Girls in STEM: Smashing the Stereotypes Opening Doors