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Female EdTech Fellowships
Female EdTech Fellowships is a non-profit initiative by the European EdTech Alliance that empowers female founders in the EdTech sector through mentorship, networking, and learning opportunities.
Overview
What Female EdTech Fellowships does
What Female EdTech Fellowships is
Female EdTech Fellowships is a non-profit initiative by the European EdTech Alliance that empowers female founders in the EdTech sector through mentorship, networking, and learning opportunities.
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Organization status and context
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- Operational status
- Active
- Organization type
- Community
- Founded
- Founded in 2022
- Approximate age
- About 4 years
- Structured capabilities
- Community
- Last reviewed
- March 30, 2026
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Female EdTech Fellowships as a community
Community overview
The Female EdTech Fellowships were launched by the European EdTech Alliance in January 2022. The organization aims to address the gender gap in the EdTech industry by empowering female founders through learning, mentorship, and networking opportunities. The initiative seeks to foster gender diversity and inclusion within the EdTech sector, which is recognized as a critical driver of innovation in education.
Community focus
The Female EdTech Fellowships provide support to female founders at various stages of their entrepreneurial journey through three distinct tracks: Early Stage, Growth Stage, and the Alumnae Network. The Early Stage track is designed for new entrepreneurs looking to validate and launch EdTech business ideas, while the Growth Stage track focuses on founders aiming to scale their companies. The Alumnae Network supports past participants in their continued growth and collaboration.
Member value
Members gain access to a supportive network of female founders, mentorship opportunities, and resources tailored to their specific stage of business development in the EdTech sector.
Membership
- Recorded members
- 75
- Pricing models
- free
Format and cadence
- Modality
- hybrid
- Schedule
- cohort-based
- Commitment
- light
Availability
- Membership state
- Accepting
- Next recorded event
- March 1, 2026
Community activity
Notable members
Notable participants from previous cohorts include Estelle Roux-Stevens (Co-founder of StellarUp), Heather Lyons (Co-founder of Kita Education), Feiya Long (Co-founder of Moi Panda), Evelina Necula (Co-founder of Kinderpedia), Annabel Declercq (Co-founder of d-teach), Viviana Pinto (Co-founder of Discentis), Hatla Johnsen (Co-founder of uQualio), Laura Cesaro (Co-founder of Sirius Game), Anaelle Guillen-Meyer (Co-founder of FrenchLab), Lusanne Tehupuring (Co-founder of Enatom), and Carla Wyburn (Co-founder of English Coach AI).
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Last reviewed
March 30, 2026
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