GEM is growing, and we’re excited to bring the power of mentorship to more girls across Ontario.
CambridgeToday recently featured Girls E-Mentorship’s (GEM) expansion into Waterloo Region, highlighting how our program connects high school girls with professional women, career exploration experiences and opportunities to build confidence in their futures.
In the article, GEM Executive Director Sarah Morgenstern shares the vision behind our expansion and the important role local mentors and corporate partners can play in introducing girls to new careers, connections and possibilities.
As we build our community in Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo and the surrounding region, we’re looking forward to working with local women and organizations who believe in opening doors for the next generation.
Read the full article on CambridgeToday →
Originally published by CambridgeToday on August 19, 2026. Written by Elise Nelson.
Interested in getting involved? Learn more about becoming a GEM mentor or partnering with us to create meaningful career exploration opportunities for girls in Waterloo Region.