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Her Stem Space
STEM FOR EVERY GIRL
STEM FOR EVERY GIRL
“Science is not a boy’s game; it’s not a girl’s game. It’s everyone’s game”
Nichelle Nichols (Former NASA Ambassador)
Our Mission
Her STEM Space is a student-led 501(c)(3) nonprofit focused on expanding access to STEM education in underserved communities, particularly in Title I schools where STEM and arts programs are often underfunded or cut entirely.
We believe that every student deserves the opportunity to explore these subjects, as they are essential for creativity, critical thinking, and future opportunities. To address this gap, we create engaging, hands-on learning experiences that combine STEM and art, making education more accessible, interactive, and relevant.
Through workshops, local chapters, and community partnerships, we bring these opportunities directly to students who may not otherwise have access. Beyond education, we are committed to fostering a supportive and inclusive community where students can collaborate, express themselves, and build confidence. By blending creativity with technical learning and centering community, Her STEM Space reimagines what STEM education can look like for the next generation of young girls.
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Joan Clark Translation
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Interstellar and the Physics of the Impossible: Where Science Meets Storytelling
By: Sofiya Arnaudova Image Courtesy of https://andphilosophy.com/2014/12/11/interstellar-and-philosophy/ Beyond the horizon of Hollywood’s traditional sci-fi movies lies Interstellar, a cinematic odyssey that took traditional sci-fi gimmicks and applied them to the intertwined laws of theoretical physics. Directed by Christopher Nolan, the film’s $165 million production didn’t rely solely on innovation; it was built on the calculations…
First to treat Leprosy: Alice Ball
By: Khushi Patel Born on July 24, 1892, in Seattle, Washington, to Laura and James Ball Jr., Alice Augusta Ball developed the first successful treatment for those suffering from Leprosy, or Hansen’s Disease. In her early years, Ball excelled at Seattle High School and graduated in 1910. She then proceeded to expand her studies at…
Thinking Caps Podcast
Mia De La Rosa's Journey to Chemical Engineering at UC Berkeley | Women in STEM Episode 2 – Thinking Caps
In this episode, we interview Mia De La Rosa, an undergraduate student studying chemical engineering at UC Berkeley.
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