Mission
Encourages all girls to stay interested in STEM
Vision
She Can STEM. So Can You.
Key words
Science, Gender gap, Career, Gender Equality, Teaching resources, Representation matters, Break barriers, Role models
About She can STEM
“She can STEM” shares stories of women having a career in experimental and hands-on science, technology, engineering and math. Each story gives a sneak peek into how they got their start in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) and helps girls, non-binary youth and trans youth begin their journey too! Meet some of the women in STEM like Victoria who is a climate researcher, Sarrita who built her own company that uses blockchain to help people when their flights get delayed, Sarah the Airforce pilot, or Ritu the biomedical engineer… Come explore resources from their partners and find an online class or an in-person workshop to help you get started.
STEM is fun, messy and for everyone. You just have to dive in, brains and hearts first.
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