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This document advertises an event to empower women in STEM fields. It provides details about a social mixer and forum on using STEM to advance women's representation. Attendees will meet an expert STEM panel and learn how to apply STEM skills. The proceeds will benefit a STEM expo to empower girls in rural Africa. The event is on July 29 from 6-9 pm at Liliesleaf in Johannesburg.
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