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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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Partner Spotlight: Leap into Science
Learn more about NGCP's partnership with The Franklin Institute to lead Leap into Science.
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Partner Spotlight: Million Girls Moonshot
Learn more about NGCP's work on the Million Girls Moonshot.
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Meet NGCP's 2023 Youth Advisory Board
Meet our Youth Advisory Board members and learn about their current projects and vision for the future.
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Unleashing the Impact of NGCP State Collaboratives
In each state, the National Girls Collaborative Project model creates a network of professionals, researchers, and practitioners, who share and…
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Advancing the Conversation on Scaling National Informal STEM Programs
This past May, NGCP and the Education Development Center brought together voices across the informal STEM learning ecosystem to advance the…
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Empowering Montana's Future: Unleashing the Impact of NGCP State Collaboratives
Suzi Taylor, Montana Girls STEM Collaborative co-lead, shares the impact NGCP has had on girls in Montana.
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2022 Annual Report
Through our Collaboratives, global partnerships, and diverse network projects, NGCP had deep and wide-reaching impact in 2022.
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Celebrating Excellence in Collaboration
The Franklin Institute receives the ‘Excellence in Collaboration’ award for their dedication towards collaborative programming and support of gender…
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NGCP Board Chair Jen Stancil: Leading through Collaboration
As Jen Stancil's term comes to an end, she took a moment to reflect on her time as Board Chair.
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