David Ferguson
I'm Building
Creating systematic access in STEAM via podcasting.
Bio
David Ferguson is a young technical builder currently recognized for his work in expanding STEAM access through podcasting. He was awarded a grant by The New Chemist Podcasting Group to launch the initiative "Creating systematic access in STEAM via podcasting," aiming to break down barriers for underrepresented communities. Before this, David collaborated with notable mentors and peers as a MRSB MRSC, engaging with pioneering figures in science and technology on podcasts focused on curiosity and discovery.
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