The partnership aims to increase the diversity of teachers in British schools. numbers by ‘Hamilton Commission(another project created by the pilot) and British government, 46% of English language schools have no ethnic minority among the staff, and 85.7% of teachers in the country are white.
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According to Teach First, working with Mission 44 will also be important to encourage and increase the number of black students moving to these areas. Also according to the announcement, the lack of references for these students means “fewer black scientists, engineers, and other professionals who can contribute to the future of our society.”
Lewis Hamilton, when announcing the partnership, made a statement furthering the goal of this project:
? I am very proud to announce the first partnership for Mission 44. Our work with Teach First represents another step in breaking down the barriers that make it so difficult for young black students to engage with STEM, as identified in the report. Hamilton Commission. We know the importance of representation and role models in all aspects of society, especially when it comes to supporting youth development.
In addition to being one of the greatest drivers in Formula 1 history, and a great reference for being the first and only black driver in this class, Lewis Hamilton’s team also has someone as an example for these young students: Stephanie Travers.
The first black and African woman to stand on the podium in more than 70 years of Formula One historyTravers was born in Zimbabwe and graduated in Chemical Engineering from the University of Bradford, England in 2016. Early in 2019, she was selected by Petronas to be the fluid engineer for Mercedes in Formula 1, among more than seven thousand competitors. In the Styrian GP, Hamilton won it in 2020, He was chosen to represent the team and receive the Mercedes Cup.
The announcement of the partnership came with the British observance of Black History Month, a date celebrated in October in the United Kingdom and Ireland, while the United States and Canada celebrate in February.
