SGAC SMLS and UK Space LABS are collaborating to run a Systematic Review Workshop, designed to introduce students to the concept and structure of a systematic review, and then give them the tools and guidance to go on to write one themselves.
SGAC held elections in August to elect the next Regional Coordinator (RC) in the Middle East Region. We are happy to announce the selection of Ahmed Baraka (Egypt) as the new Regional Coordinator for the Middle East.
On 8 Sep. at 15:00 CET, the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) and and SGAC will host a special webinar to announce the winners of the Space4Youth competition, which asked young people from all over the world for ideas on how to use space to counteract climate change.
Mr. Ángel Arcia Gil is the National Point of Contact of Space Generation Advisory Council for Panama, and created the Open-Course Intro to Space Engineering for students in Panama and Central America.
Let’s recognise the great work the Organising Team of SpaceGen United Congress have done over the past 3 months, and especially during the event itself, 18th - 26th July, and congratulate them for their nomination as Members of the Month of July 2020!
SpaceGen United and Our Giant Leap have partnered up for an artwork competition on the theme “Women in the aerospace sector”. Five winners have been selected for their contributions, reflecting on gender equality and diversity, expressed under the sustainable development goal number 5. Join us in congratulating these Space Artists!
SGAC is proud to announce the following appointments to our team after the latest round of vacancy applications.
SGAC is excited to announce the launch of its online web shop! Hosted through the Redbubble platform, you can browse a variety of products that feature SGAC’s brand, including the SGAC Project Groups and the upcoming SpaceGen United Conference.
Teams of volunteers have been focussed on enabling virtual workshops and webinars engaging thousands of people in activities, keeping the network United.
Several private individuals in the space industry have set up a scholarship to offer to cover the registration fee for all Black, including African and Afro-descendant, students and young professionals attending the SpaceGen United.
