The 14-year-old science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) advocate Taylor Denise Richardson teamed with Lottie Dolls to create her doll that would further inspire young girls.

When she was just 9 years old, Taylor, who aspires to be an astronaut and engineer, made waves as a young activist after raising funds to pay for her first trip to Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama.

In the last five years, she’s launched successful GoFundMe campaigns to send girls to see Hidden Figures and A Wrinkle in Time.

The campaigns have only been one aspect of her activism. In recent years, she has set up book clubs and book drives in her community called "Taylor’s Take Flight With a Book" that has raised money for thousands of books for intellectually curious kids.

While speaking at the 2018 Inspire Fest, Taylor and Lottie Dolls CEO and co-founder Ian Harkin announced the new doll, according to Silicon Republic.

“Last year, we made a decision that every single product that we’re doing now going forward is gonna be inspired by ideas sent to us by kids,” Harkin said.

He continued: “This year we’re gonna be launching a new product with Taylor.”

Up now the AMAZING Taylor Denise Richardson aka @astrostarbright (spot the space suit( – a real #STEM champion! Pleasure to have her speak here at #inspirefest
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— Inspirefest 2018 (@InspirefestHQ) June 21, 2018

A girl inspired by Taylor's fight to diversify STEM received one of the first dolls.

I “met” @astrostarbright on Twitter after @Lottie_dolls sent me the Taylor inspired doll.

Then we became FaceTime friends to talk about space and practice our Spanish.

In 2weeks, we are finally going to meet in person and fight for girls education in Wakanda. #MondayMotivaton
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— Havana (@TheTinyDiplomat) June 25, 2018

“I’ve said it here before, and I’ll say it here again: you’d better get used to us girls and women because we are not going anywhere,” Taylor said.

The dolls are currently not available, but they are expected to be on shelves in the pre-Christmas shopping period.

In the meantime, Taylor has successfully funded a campaign to get girls to see A Wrinkle in Time in Ghana.

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