Lithuania Breaks Through With 58% Of All Scientists Female: womenlovetech.com/lithuania-brea…

We're filled with gratitude or a successful inaugural technology grant program and our donors, friends, and supporters who continue to give their time, talent and resources to invest in our mission. Help us carry this success into 2022 with a gift today: serenzeglobal.org/donate/

We are very happy to introduce you to the Serenze Global Class of 2022 — a diverse group of students joining us from all around the world! Read more: serenzeglobal.org/introducing-th…

STEM education holds key to women's economic empowerment: laprensalatina.com/stem-education…

Today marks International Day of Women and Girls in Science, a day which recognizes the role of women and girls in science. youtu.be/XKmdCzQGtXE Learn more about the United Nations-recognized day at un.org/en/observances….

Investing in Girls’ STEM Education in Developing Countries: cfr.org/report/investi… borgenproject.org/stem-in-develo…

The World's Most Popular STEM Job in Every Country: uk.rs-online.com/web/generalDis…

It's International Women's Day! Women make up only 28% of the workforce in science & technology & changing these stats requires discussion. Listen to this panel of women in STEM working to change the stats: youtu.be/_EfFg01brtw #WomeninSTEM #WomensHistoryMonth #IWD2022

12 Latinas in STEM Just Got Life-Size Statues That Are Being Displayed at the Smithsonian for Women’s History Month: wearemitu.com/fierce/this-la… #WomeninSTEM wearemitu.com/fierce/this-la…

Pioneering engineer fights climate change through space technology: spokesman-recorder.com/2022/03/31/pio…

In 1946 six brilliant young women programmed the first all-electronic programmable computer, a project run by the U.S. Army as part of a secret World War II project: eniacprogrammers.org

More women are majoring in science, engineering and mathematics, but still face a pay gap after graduation, despite earning the same degrees as men: forbes.com/sites/markkant…

NASA astronaut Jessica Watkins to become first Black woman on ISS crew during NASA/SpaceX mission: space.com/nasa-astronaut… today.com/video/jessica-…

We want to give a huge congratulations to electrical engineer Ing. Kat Echazarreta, who is set to become the first Mexican-born woman in space and the youngest American woman to fly to space. bloom.bg/3srfj8S

At age 29, Bolor-Erdene Battsengel became one of the youngest members of Mongolia’s government. Now she’s changing the face of tech with her coding boot camp that provides training and laptops to girls in rural areas. time.com/6174935/bolor-…

May is #AAPIHeritageMonth, and we want to take the opportunity to celebrate the history and culture of incredible AAPI women who have broken barriers and made history in STEM. Purnima Sinha was the first Bengali woman to receive a doctorate in physics.

Stories of Africa's contributions to science can challenge negative narratives and inspire the next generation: nature.com/articles/d4158…