Going for Gold: How the Winter Olympics Put STEM on Full Display
As the Winter Olympics kick off, the world turns its attention to speed, strength, precision, and breathtaking moments that come down to fractions of a second. We cheer for medals, marvel at world records, and replay dramatic finishes. But behind every gold-medal performance is something else quietly at work: STEM.
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STEM in the Culture: Exploring Science Through Music, Dance, and Storytelling
Science and math are everywhere—but sometimes, we forget to look beyond textbooks and test prep. For many families, culture and creativity are central to daily life. Whether it’s the beat of a drum, the rhythm of a dance, or the power of a story passed down through generations, these cultural practices hold rich opportunities for STEM learning.
The Vision
To have more Black and Latinx/Hispanic youth in STEM-focused high schools and career paths; ultimately for a more diverse and inclusive STEM workforce.
The Mission
To increase the presence of underrepresented youth at NYC’s specialized high schools and in STEM careers by providing support, exposure, mentoring, and scholarships for mostly Black and Latinx/Hispanic students in Harlem, NYC.
Stem Stats at a Glance
To increase the presence of underrepresented youth at NYC’s specialized high schools and in STEM careers by providing support, exposure, mentoring, and scholarships for mostly Black and Latinx/Hispanic students in Harlem, NYC.
STEM workers aged 25 and older in the U.S.
of STEM workforce with bachelor's degrees or higher are Black/African American
of STEM workforce with bachelor's degrees or higher are Hispanic/Latinx
