7 Inspirational Women in Leadership You Should Know
Women in leadership lead their organizations with humility and emotional intelligence and practice inclusivity. Well-known women in leadership roles include Amanda Koonjbeharry, Malala Yousafzai and Dr. Lisa Su.
7 Inspirational Women in Leadership You Should Know
Women in leadership lead their organizations with humility and emotional intelligence and practice inclusivity. Well-known women in leadership roles include Amanda Koonjbeharry, Malala Yousafzai and Dr. Lisa Su.
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A Brief History of National Take a Hike Day
November 17 is National Take a Hike Day, an unofficial holiday that encourages people to get outside and onto nature trails across the country to celebrate the day. The event is currently championed by the American Hiking Society, and receives support from other organizations, including the National Recreation and Park
New Magazine Re.engineer Inspires Students of Color to Pursue STEM Careers
A new online magazine, Re.engineer, launched this year with a mission to inspire Black and other students of color to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) and provide resources to those who have already started their journey. The digital publication describes itself as an inclusive community of
Meet C.L.Ai.R.A. — The First Afro-Latina, Bilingual AI That Is Changing The World
“C.L.A.I.R.A – AI Woman Of Color” by Trill Or Not Trill is licensed under CC BY 2.0 Since its inception, artificial intelligence (AI) has had racial and gender bias problems. For example, a TIME magazine article noted the large discrepancy in the success of facial recognition software when analyzing lighter skin tones versus darker
Fund II Foundation Hosts Conversation on Issues Impacting Black Girls in America
On September 21st, Fund II Foundation kicked off its Black Girl E.D.U. series. The Black Girl E.D.U series is designed to “Educate, Develop and Unite a national audience of key stakeholders (educators, administrators, policymakers, funders etc.) with necessary tools regarding these issues impacting the growth of Black Girls in America.”
100 Year Old Betty Reid Soskin is America’s Oldest Park Ranger
“Betty Reid Soskin” by National Park Service Since its founding in 1916, the National Parks Service has helped conserve the natural and cultural resources of the United States by preserving local history, celebrating local heritage and creating educational outdoor opportunities for tourists across the country. Their official charitable organization, The National Park
STEM/STEAM Day: What It Is and Why It’s Important
November 8th marks National STEM/STEAM Day, a day encouraging students to explore their interests in science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics. In the early 2000s, studies found that students from the United States were underperforming in science, technology, engineering and math when compared to students from other countries. In particular,
A Brief History of National Take a Hike Day
November 17 is National Take a Hike Day, an unofficial holiday that encourages people to get outside and onto nature trails across the country to celebrate the day. The event is currently championed by the American Hiking Society, and receives support from other organizations, including the National Recreation and Park
New Magazine Re.engineer Inspires Students of Color to Pursue STEM Careers
A new online magazine, Re.engineer, launched this year with a mission to inspire Black and other students of color to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) and provide resources to those who have already started their journey. The digital publication describes itself as an inclusive community of
Meet C.L.Ai.R.A. — The First Afro-Latina, Bilingual AI That Is Changing The World
“C.L.A.I.R.A – AI Woman Of Color” by Trill Or Not Trill is licensed under CC BY 2.0 Since its inception, artificial intelligence (AI) has had racial and gender bias problems. For example, a TIME magazine article noted the large discrepancy in the success of facial recognition software when analyzing lighter skin tones versus darker
Fund II Foundation Hosts Conversation on Issues Impacting Black Girls in America
On September 21st, Fund II Foundation kicked off its Black Girl E.D.U. series. The Black Girl E.D.U series is designed to “Educate, Develop and Unite a national audience of key stakeholders (educators, administrators, policymakers, funders etc.) with necessary tools regarding these issues impacting the growth of Black Girls in America.”
100 Year Old Betty Reid Soskin is America’s Oldest Park Ranger
“Betty Reid Soskin” by National Park Service Since its founding in 1916, the National Parks Service has helped conserve the natural and cultural resources of the United States by preserving local history, celebrating local heritage and creating educational outdoor opportunities for tourists across the country. Their official charitable organization, The National Park
STEM/STEAM Day: What It Is and Why It’s Important
November 8th marks National STEM/STEAM Day, a day encouraging students to explore their interests in science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics. In the early 2000s, studies found that students from the United States were underperforming in science, technology, engineering and math when compared to students from other countries. In particular,
