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"If we look at countries like Singapore, Canada, Estonia, Japan and Finland, who have combined excellence and equity over a number of PISA cycles, we...
This article was written by Joy Masoff and Tish Scolnik for Brightly. QUICK! PICTURE A SCIENTIST! If you were asked to draw a picture of a scientist,...
Since starting my own company that focuses on mentorship and sponsorship to elevate women in the workforce (especially in STEM fields), I have learned some valuable lessons and garnered some new insights to share with you.
Lindsay Davis relishes in the delight she receives from her occupation. She's a process engineer. In this role, she's an integral part of a team of ...
"Just think, your grandchildren are going to grow up knowing a black man and a woman as their presidents," mused my daughter as we celebrated my grand...
I had the extreme privilege recently to be in dialogue with a Tri-Sector Athlete in Education, Dr. Daniel Rabuzzi. Daniel is a brilliant and visionary...
Written with A. Crosser Journalists have had a field day throughout the course of 2016. With the legendary election happening in the United States, B...
We live in unprecedented times of great digital advances and innovation. Technology is moving and changing rapidly across the world while connecti...
STEM literacy is essential for all jobs and careers that we aspire for our children, whether they are college-bound or interested in 21st-century trades, a service industry or starting a business.
For the past 6 years we have been told, THIS would be the year of the 3D Printer. As much as manufacturers would love for every man, woman and chil...
"Why don't you add Bluetooth? Or have an app? Or put more sensors in it? You can get in the Apple Store!". So goes the argument to be a part of the In...
I spent a week in Washington DC last month, meeting with congressional caucuses, industry committees and White House staff to talk about the role of t...
I've seen what works and what doesn't. We know what the solutions are and we have a blueprint for how we can continue to do the important research to find our way and ensure that every girl and every women has an opportunity to compete on an even playing field in this greatest country on earth.
The demand for STEM degrees is growing, and more and more students are applying to top universities with the goal of pursing a STEM education. As more...
Women around the world face a unique struggle: they are continually advised to "close the wage gap" by pursuing careers in STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) fields over liberal arts, and yet many women are prohibited from making such a choice. In some regions of the world, women are socially prevented from pursuing careers in STEM,particularly in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA).
