Empowering the Next Generation: A Children's Book to Inspire Girls in Engineering

In a remarkable initiative aimed at encouraging young girls to break into the traditionally male-dominated field of engineering, fourth-year mechanical engineering student Madison Devoux has authored a children's book titled “Hope is an Engineer.” This inspiring effort aims to empower young girls and instill in them the belief that engineering is not just for boys, but for everyone.

A Mission to Change Perceptions

Devoux noticed the underrepresentation of women in her engineering classes at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering and felt compelled to make a change. With her book, she hopes to ignite interest in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields among girls, encouraging them to pursue their passions regardless of gender stereotypes.

Inspiring Messages

“After reading this book, I hope little girls will take away that you can be in engineering, STEM is not a man’s game, it’s not a woman’s game, it’s everyone’s game and this is accessible to you and you can excel in the field of engineering,” Devoux explained passionately. Her message is clear: with hard work and self-belief, any child can achieve their dreams.

Available Now on Amazon

Devoux’s book is now available on Amazon, making it accessible to a wide audience eager for inspiration and knowledge. This venture not only serves as a beacon of hope for young girls but also highlights the importance of diversity in STEM fields, aiming to foster a future where gender is no barrier to success in engineering.

Madison Devoux's impactful work is a testament to the positive changes that can be made through education and representation. As she embarks on this journey, we anticipate the ripple effects her book will create, paving the way for future generations of female engineers.