Taylah Griffin is on a mission to inspire kids, particularly indigenous students.
Taylah Griffin is a proud Gangulu woman, who grew up in Gordonvale in Far North Queensland, Australia. Gangulu is an Indigenous Australian language belonging to the Pama-Nyungan language family, specifically classified under the Yuibera branch. It is primarily spoken by the Gangulu people, who are traditional custodians of the land in central Queensland, Australia.
Juliette has a PhD in Experimental Psychology from the University of Cambridge.
Dr. Juliette Tobias-Webb is a Behavioural Scientist and one of 60 Australian women nominated as a ‘Superstar in STEM’. Juliette uses psychological and neuroscientific insights to help organizations design better for human decision-making and behavior.
Dr. Vanessa Pirotta is a wildlife scientist and science communicator. Her research uses innovative technologies for wildlife conservation. Vanessa’s zoological background has taken her around the world for wildlife research. Her keen interests cover topics of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math, also known as STEM.
