Join us on Wednesday, 22nd July for our Pathways to STEM Careers Webinar, featuring two inspiring First Nations STEM leaders who are creating change through engineering, water science, climate action and innovation.

Meet Our Speakers

Chloe Radoll – Mechanical Engineering student at UTS, founder of OmniYouth Robotics, and alumna of the Young Indigenous Women's STEM Academy. Chloe is passionate about robotics, technology and innovation, creating opportunities for young people to explore engineering and STEM through hands-on experiences.

Professor Bradley Moggridge – Kamilaroi water scientist, Professor at UTS, and one of Australia’s leading voices in First Nations water science. Brad has worked with CSIRO, led Australia’s only dedicated Aboriginal water research unit, and contributes to global climate science through the IPCC.

Learners will discover how STEM is being used to solve real-world challenges — from designing new technologies and exploring engineering solutions to protecting water systems and responding to climate change. They’ll hear firsthand how First Nations Knowledge and scientific innovation are shaping a more sustainable future.

Webinar Details

Wednesday, 22nd July 2026
11:00am (AEST)
Free 45-minute Zoom session

Recommended for Years 5-12

If you’re unable to attend live, a recording will be available following the event (registration required).

Register now