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  • A promotional graphic for a virtual town hall, featuring photos of Sharvari Divey Teall, Ada Leung, and Cindy Cookson, focused on women in STEM, presented by NGCP and NFPA, scheduled for Wednesday, Dec 3 at 4 PM PT / 7 PM ET.

    PowerUp! Exploring Fluid Power: A Town Hall with Women in STEM

    Virtual

    December 3, 2025 4:00pm PT / 7:00pm ET  Did you know that fluid power technology helps make things move—from airplane wings and construction equipment to theme park rides and electric vehicles? It’s the driving force behind innovation in industries like aerospace, entertainment, and transportation. Join the National Girls Collaborative Project’s Youth Advisory Board and the … Continued

  • A promotional graphic for Launchpad: A Teen Career Networking Event shows event details on the left and teens networking outdoors on the right. Text highlights the date, time, and focus on STEM storytelling in a relaxed setting.

    Launchpad: A Teen Career Networking Event with STEM Next

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    Virtual

    Join STEM Next and BAE Systems to build your networking skills and meet the people actually building the future! Hosted by two teen leaders, this event is your chance to learn, connect, and practice telling your own STEM story in a low-pressure environment. ⚡️ Speed Networking: You'll rotate through Zoom breakout rooms every 8 minutes, meeting a … Continued

  • Promotional graphic titled “The Power of Stories” featuring authors Terysa Ridgeway, Dr. Gaby A. González, and Kim Collazo, with event info for December 18 at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET.

    The Power of Stories

    Virtual

    December 18, 2025 10:00-11:00am PT / 1:00-2:00pm ET  Meet talented authors creating stories that matter! Join NGCP for an interactive conversation with writers who are inspiring curiosity, building confidence, and helping the next generation envision themselves in STEM.   Children's books have the power to counter stereotypes, challenge norms, and open minds to new perspectives and … Continued

  • A young girl with face paint plays with robot toys on a table at an event. Text on the left promotes a STEM Next training about engineering for Pre-K and Kindergarten, held on Jan. 21, 2026, facilitated by the Museum of Science, Boston.

    Career-Connected Learning Series: Building Engineering & Awareness in Pre-K and Kindergarten

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    Virtual

    STEM Next is accelerating our efforts to advance career-connected learning in afterschool and summer learning programs with our Career-Connected Learning Framework for Out-of-School Time Providers. In this training, we will dive deep into the first phase of Career Awareness. With our partners at the Museum of Science in Boston, we will explore curricular resources that … Continued

  • A child holding a NASA bag stands in a group, while text on a blue background promotes a STEM event: “Fostering Career Awareness in Upper Elementary” by the Museum of Science, Boston, on February 4, 2026, for grades 3–5.

    Career-Connected Learning Training: Fostering Career Awareness in Upper Elementary

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    Virtual

    Date: February 4, 2026, 3–4 p.m. ET / noon–1 p.m. PT Facilitator: Museum of Science, Boston Grades 3-5 | Featuring YES Engineering Rescue Shuttles  STEM Next is accelerating our efforts to advance career-connected learning in afterschool and summer learning programs with our Career-Connected Learning Framework for Out-of-School Time Providers. Discover how hands-on engineering supports career … Continued

  • A teen checks a smartwatch while sitting outdoors. Text reads: STEM NEXT: Teen Career Chat—The Heart of Technology: The Science of YOU. Career chat on health tech, Tue, Feb 10, 2026, 6 PM EST / 3 PM PST.

    The Heart of Technology: The Science of YOU

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    Virtual

    Ever wonder how your smartwatch actually knows your heart rate? Or how engineers design tech that can literally save lives? Join STEM Next and Flight Crew member James on February 10th for an exclusive Career Chat diving deep into the science of the human body and the future of health tech. We’re bringing together a … Continued

  • Three middle school boys work on a hands-on science project in a classroom. Text promotes a STEM Next event on durable skill development, held by the Museum of Science, Boston, for grades 6–8 on Feb. 18, 2026.

    Career-Connected Learning Series: Durable Skill Development and Career Exploration in Middle School

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    Virtual

    Date: February 18, 2026, 2026, 3–4 p.m. ET / noon–1 p.m. PT Facilitator: Museum of Science, Boston Grades 6-8 | Featuring YES Engineering Antivirals Unit STEM Next is accelerating our efforts to advance career-connected learning in afterschool and summer learning programs with our Career-Connected Learning Framework for Out-of-School Time Providers. With our partners at the … Continued

  • Careers That Launch Missions: Inside Artemis II with NASA

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    NASA’s Artemis II mission — the first crewed flight around the Moon in more than 50 years — is slated to launch in April, marking a historic step in humanity’s return to deep space. This special STEM Next career chat will feature NASA’s George Gorospe, Lockheed Martin Corporation’s systems engineer Chelsea Partridge and other professionals … Continued

  • A flyer for a STEM NEXT Learning Hour event titled From Enrichment to Economic Mobility features a man and a boy using a circular saw outdoors, with event details and logos on a purple background.

    From Enrichment to Economic Mobility: Strengthening Afterschool to Workforce Pathways

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    Virtual

    Join STEM Next and JFF for our latest Learning Hour. This webinar will introduce two core JFF resources: the American Job Quality Study (AJQS) and the Work-Based Learning (WBL) Framework 2.0. Participants will explore how AJQS data on job quality and JFF’s updated, age- and sector-agnostic WBL Framework can inform stronger, more intentional roles for … Continued