Mission
Break barriers and stereotypes in STE(A)M
Vision
“Every student deserves a chance to see themselves in sciences.”
Key words
STEM - STE(A)M, Science, Gender gap, Stereotypes
About I am a scientist
There is a lack of diversity in STE(A)M along with strong stereotypes and biased representations, even inequities in scientific institutions.
I Am A Scientist brings the science and stories of real world researchers into classrooms to inspire and support students in the pursuit of STE(A)M careers.
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