Lessons Learned Working with Women in STEM 4 lessons learned working with women in STEM. By: Kate Blumenthal Women in STEM
How Elementary School Teachers’ Biases Can Discourage Girls From Math and Science A new study points to the influential role played by teachers’ unconscious biases, but it also highlights how powerful a little encouragement can be for children. By: Claire Cain Miller Women in STEM
The Exact Age When Girls Lose Interest in Science and Math A new Microsoft-commissioned survey shows European girls lose interest in STEM subjects around the age of 15. By: Alanna Petroff Women in STEM
Are Boys Better Than Girls at Math? Colleen Ganley, assistant professor of developmental psychology, answers this question. Women in STEM
They’re Fun. But Can STEM Camps for Girls Really Make a Difference? A look at camps across the nation focused on engaging girls in STEM. By: Jeffrey Mervis Women in STEM
Serena Williams and Jocelyn Bell Burnell Dr. Deb Niemeier compares the change and renewal Serena Williams and Jocelyn Bell Burnell have brought to their fields women. Women in STEM
British Astrophysicist Overlooked by Nobels Wins $3m Award for Pulsar Work Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell will donate the money to help students underrepresented in physics. Women in STEM
Lifting Our Voices: Highlighting the Global Contributions of Women in STEM on Wikipedia Denneal Jamison-McClung explores the lack of diversity in Wikipedia biographies and how you can get involved. Women in STEM
How One Physicist is Giving Women Scientists the Wikipedia Pages They Deserve Revising Wikipedia to include female contributions to science. By: Meera Jagannathan Women in STEM
Meet the Editors Fighting Racism and Sexism on Wikipedia Bringing gender equity to Wikipedia by examining who is creating the content. By: Issie Lapowsky Women in STEM
