Muslim Women In S.T.E.M Episode 26 With Sobia Hussain A Creative Entrepreneur

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This week's Episode with Sobia Hussian from The Olive Tree Soap company is unlike the previous episodes of the Muslim Women In S.T.E.M because  Sobia is not in a traditional S.T.E.M. field she is a creative entrepreneur and homeschooling mom who loves S.T.E.M. and found her own way to be a part of this movement of Women in Stem.

This week's Episode with Sobia Hussian from The Olive Tree Soap company is unlike the previous episodes of the Muslim Women In S.T.E.M because  Sobia is not in a traditional S.T.E.M. field she is a creative entrepreneur and mom who loves S.T.E.M. and found her own way to be a part of this movement of Women in S.T.E.M. Sobia's soap making takes a lot of knowledge, hard work, and creativity not to mention careful calculations and mixing ingredients to make the perfect all Natural organic soaps.

Soap Making and STEM-related Discovery Workshops

Sobia Hussain is a creative entrepreneur and freelance writer based in Toronto, Canada. She founded The Olive Tree Soap Company, a halal/vegan artisan skin care brand in 2011. The chemistry of soap making was what drew her to this art. Passionate about science and art, she found a way to merge her two interests to benefit others. Sobia also runs STEAM-related Discovery Workshops for children to help them tap into their inner talents through explorations in art and science.

We had a great chat about how she combined both her passions as well as

  • How she got started in Soap making

  • How she started S.T.E.A.M. related workshops for homeschooling kids.

  • What role did Chemistry play in Soap making

  • Her advice for women who want to start a new career or start creative projects

 

You can find her work on www.sobiahussain.com and on http://www.muslimgiftguide.com/

Social Media:

https://www.facebook.com/OliveTreeSoapCompany/

https://www.instagram.com/olivetreesoap/?hl=en

 

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