Jackie Moore began her robotics program as a way to spark interest in math and science with her own children. But then she took her idea to youth outside of her home, developing an out-of-school program for youth who previously have had no exposure to robotics. Her program has been running for several years and has produced motivated youth who h...
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This past summer, Girls Write Now (GWN) was the recipient of a Hive Learning Network NYC research and planning grant focused on integrating digital technology into their place-based, analog mentoring program in order to mentor the next generation of women to write creatively and skillfully for the digital era. With guidance from digital media co...
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The U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics predicts that by 2018, more than 1.2 million jobs will be opening in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM)-related fields. But there will be a shortage of young people qualified for these jobs based on current interest in the area. Many young people report that STEM coursework is just not intere...
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