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Search by resource type, topic, or keyword to find strategies, tools, and activities to advance STEM education for girls. This growing library includes resources for K-12 formal and informal educators, higher education faculty, industry and business leaders, and government.
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Back-to-School STEM: Resources to Increase Access and Engagement
For classroom and OST educators, we’ve created this list of NGCP resources designed to transform the STEM experience for all youth.
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STEAM Resources for Libraries
Presenters share resources and opportunities that support STEAM programming at libraries in this webinar recording.
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Girls STEAM Ahead with NASA Free Resources
Presenters showcase NASA's Universe of Learning free resources, including computer-based and paper-based activities, in this webinar recording.
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The M in STEM: Math in Everyday Life
Learn how to recognize and embrace authentic math moments in everyday life in this webinar recording.
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Women's History Month Graphics
These free #WHM graphics feature STEM pioneers Katherine Johnson, Mae Jemison, and Rosalind Franklin.
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NGCP Brand Guide
Details about how to use the NGCP logo, general trademark requirements, and guidelines for grantees and partners.
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STEM Resources for Online Learning
NGCP curated this listing of high-quality STEM resources for online learning to help you serve your programs and communities.
Celebrate CSEdWeek with the IF/THEN Collection
A panel of inspiring IF/THEN ambassadors working in computer science showcase free resources for CSEdWeek and beyond in this webinar recording.
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Using GSAWN Resources to Host an Out of This World Virtual Event
Hop on board for Destination Space, and learn about binary code, the universe, and women’s contributions to science.
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