Tetra Tech Recognizes the Power of Girls and Women to Change the World

On October 11, Tetra Tech joins organizations around the world in celebrating the role of girls and women in building a better world.

The United Nations’ International Day of the Girl Child has focused the world’s attention on “the need to address the challenges girls face and to promote girls’ empowerment and the fulfillment of their human rights. […] Girls have the potential to change the world—both as the empowered girls of today and as tomorrow’s workers, mothers, entrepreneurs, mentors, household heads, and political leaders.”

Tetra Tech believes in the power of girls and women to contribute to their communities and help solve the world’s most complex challenges.

Learn how we are helping empower girls and women around the world

• Feed the Future Uganda Agricultural Inputs Activity
• Deal Her In: Tetra Tech strengthens female agro-dealers and suppliers across Uganda
• Land and Rural Development Project, Colombia
• Sharing Her Story: Chieftainess Mkanda’s Journey From Zambia to Washington D.C.
• Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Partnerships and Learning for Sustainability (WASHPaLS)

Meet some of the women who are Leading with Science® at Tetra Tech

• Leading with Science: Tetra Tech’s Women Innovators Solve Complex Challenges
• Smarter Investments: Integrating Women into the Energy Value Chain
• An Intern’s Perspective: International Development from the Vantage of a Female Chief of Party
• An Intern’s Perspective: Working with the Women who Make Tetra Tech’s Projects Happen

Read more about our female experts across our disciplines

• Cheryl Rogers, IT Management Expert
• Renee Walmsley, Remote Sensing Expert
• Bonnie Brandreth, Data Analytics Expert
• Jill Manning Hudkins, Drinking Water Expert
• Chris McClain, Health and Safety Expert
• Dr. Catherine Courtney, Marine Environmental Science Expert
• Carol Hufnagel, Wet Weather Infrastructure Expert
• Tracey Dubuque, Onshore Wind Energy Practice Leader