Presented with
Gender Equity in STEM Challenge
How can girls and women reach their full potential and thrive in STEM education and careers in the United States?
Submissions are Closed
Selected Solutions
Super Sisters: STEM Superheroes
By Alexandra Villanueva
STEM From Dance
By Yamilée Toussaint
Cyber Security Educational Program
By Andra Milender
AM
SM
LaunchCode's National Tech Career Accelerator
By Lin Wang
CS
Changing the face of tech
By Alexandra Holien
FS
Girls on the Mic: STEM Audio Training Pipeline
By Molly Woodbury
Code Girls United
By Marianne Smith
Finalists
Work-Based Learning Alliance (WBLA)
By Nicole Davis
TechRise
By Desiree Vargas Wrigley
LB
Strengthening the M in STEM
By Brittany Rhodes
Middle School Girls in STEM
By Estelle Reyes
GALA’s All-Girls Public School CS Pathway
By John Landa
TH
Representing Girls Within K-12 STEM Curriculum
By Meagan Naraine
Apprenticeship Pathway Program (APP)
By Brenda Darden Wilkerson
AP
ETech Futures for Mana Wahine
By Amber Pomaikalani Leon Guerrero
Submitted Solutions
Girls Inc. Indy’s STEM Experience
By Lindsay Gramlich
Camp Curly
By Analise Harris
AH
Alice Wonderland Forum
By Melanie Lam
Feynman
By Richa Sharma
Cyberbullying.AI
By Nehal Singh
NS
STEMployed STEM Learning Kit
By Lily Botsyoe
LB
COG Inc., H.E.R.S. Program
By Chuck Marable
The Prodigy: Equity in STEM Through Diverse Comics
By Andrew Spielberg
AS
Hack-cess Granted: An Inclusive Design Challenge
By Luticha Doucette
LD
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