Celebrating Youth Voices in STEM on International Day of the Girl
Guest blog from Suzanne Eisenberg, a freshman at New Mexico Tech, majoring in astrophysics, and recipient of NMOST’s Advancing Young Women Scholarship When I was younger, I never
Welcome Back to Afterschool: Finding Our STEM Superpower with Family Engagement
The afterschool community has stepped up with its superpower in responding to the education, social, economic, and health challenges of the past year and half for different communi
Going Deeper: From Curiosity Machine to Technovation Girls
Calling all educators who are interested in teaching your students how to solve global problems with technology! While Technovation’s global program is tailored for girls, educat
Exploration of Careers that use an Engineering Mindset: The Possible Futures Curriculum
Over two 75-minute sessions with Jobs for the Future (JFF), you’ll learn how to use JFF’s free Possible Futures (PF) Engineering and Design curriculum unit to introduce student
The M in STEM: Making Mathematics Meaningful
This webinar will focus on engaging and supporting girls and young women in mathematics. We will learn from an AAAS IF/THEN® Ambassador who uses mathematics to positively impact s
Future Skills Educator Academy
A world of infinite possibilities. That is our vision. Our goal at Intel is to create world-changing technology that enriches the lives of every person on earth. We created Intel F
Million Girls Moonshot
Summer is coming. So is the search for ideas to support summer learning. Let’s not let stereotypes hold us back from providing science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (
Choosing to Challenge for Girls in STEM
On March 8th, International Women’s Day 2021, we are asked “What will we do to help forge a gender equal world?” At STEM Next Opportunity Fund, we take this challenge ser
Introduce a Girl to Engineering 2021
Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day 2021 is like no other. Girl Day may be different this year, but it does not have to limit your options.
Mentor Challenge
Starting the new year with a spotlight on mentoring is a good thing. For this year’s National Mentoring campaign we need to do more. More than ever before, our children need th