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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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Role Models, Mentors, and Sponsors – What’s in a Name?
Professional networks and mentoring have long been acknowledged to play critical roles in helping people progress in their careers.
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Brite 2021: Participants Share Their Stories
From their favorite moments to the growth they saw in the girls over the course of the program, participants share their stories.
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Women, STEM, and COVID-19
As we seek to promote girls and young women in STEM, there are new challenges, lessons, and some opportunities that have come with this global crisis.
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Empowering Girls Globally Through Education and Support
Many of these young women felt they didn’t have a say. Since then, it has been my personal goal to empower young girls.
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Sara’s Spark for STEM
Sara’s Spark for STEM was written to clear the doubts of young women and to ensure that parents treat their kids equally.
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New Coloring Book Salutes Women Pioneers in STEM
This free coloring book celebrates women scientists and organizations that support STEM gender equity, including NGCP.
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Expressing Our Needs...in a Time of Need (and Beyond)
Sometimes we don’t even realize what resources we have until somebody articulates them as a need.
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Trend-Leader CS Energy Is Working to Advance Opportunities for Women in Renewable Energy
The employee-led effort co-hosted a Town Hall to encourage women and girls to pursue careers in sustainability, engineering, and renewable energy.
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From Girl Space Dreamers to Women Astronauts
How early do girls start imagining themselves as astronauts? For both Jessica Meir and Christina Koch it was age 5.
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