Kaitlyn Sahatoo, a UWI student, is now in India working alongside girls from 108 countries to build a real satellite. Her journey started with an online course and a panel interview; and ended with a sponsor (ANSA McAL) footing the bill for her flight. This isn’t just a trip. It’s proof that when you invest in girls’ education, you’re not just funding a program; you’re launching futures. And the satellite they’re building? It’s set to soar into space, carrying the dreams of thousands of young women who were told science ‘isn’t for them.’ Kaitlyn’s story is small in scale; but massive in meaning. What if the next big space breakthrough doesn’t come from NASA… but from a girl in Port-of-Spain?