The New York Hall of Science (NYSCI) was founded at the 1964–65 World’s Fair and has evolved into New York’s center for interactive science, serving a half million students, teachers, and families each year.
NYSCI serves schools, families and underserved communities in the New York City area, offering informal, hands-on learning through various products and services that use the “design-make-play” method of bringing delight and play to educating science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).
NYSCI Explainer Daisy Tetecatl talks about being a woman in STEM and how having a STEM education helps achieve Sustainable Development Goal #5 (Gender Equity). She also discusses how women and girls with a STEM training can better support achievement of all other SDG goals.
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Diversity stands with ethics, integrity, and academic excellence, as a cornerstone of University culture. The University promotes an inclusive and welcoming environment that embraces the full spectrum of human attributes, perspectives ...
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The mission of the Native American Center of Excellence (NACOE) at the University of Montana College of Health Professions and Biomedical Sciences is to facilitate the identification, recruitment, re ...
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Husband and Wife Teaching Team Customizes Unique STEM Tour in Italy ---- In planning programs, we see examples of excellent teamwork every single day, but it’s not every day the team is a couple of married tea ...
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The cover of a 1980 issue of the "Gay Insurgent" journal prompts a cross-country search to learn about the Asian Americans who took part in the first National March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. (Part 1 of 5, &ld ...
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Graduate student and instructor Crystal Lee started a nonprofit organization to pair American Indian youngsters and mentors. The medicine man was gravely ill. He didn’t know it yet. Neither did his family. Justin ...
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