Subject: Mentoring Month with Million Girls Moonshot!

Happy New Year! January is National Mentoring Month. One of the Moonshot’s four transformative practice areas is role models and mentors because of their significant role in showing young women what is possible for them in STEM. Let's celebrate mentoring month and the impact of mentors on helping bring up a new generation of diverse STEM leaders.

Resources for Mentoring Month

  • Career Girls - A comprehensive video-based career exploration tool for girls featuring diverse women STEM role models. It's free to use and contains 16,000 videos, as well as career quizzes and resources.

  • FabFems - A collection of resources for role models, educators, and parents to inspire and educate girls about science, computer science, technology, engineering, and mathematics courses and careers. The website includes Resources for Role Models and Resources for Girls.

  • National Mentoring Resource Center - A collection of mentoring resources including handbooks, curricula, manuals, and other resources that practitioners can use to implement and further develop program practices.

  • Techbridge Role Model Training and Resources - These resources are for adult or near-peer role models to develop skills for engaging girls and historically excluded youth in STEM through guides, videos, and questions.

ENGAGING GIRLS IN HANDS ON ENGINEERING with Scientific Adventures for Girls


February 21st, 12:00-1:15 pm EST


Join Scientific Adventures for Girls (SAfG) in a three-part curriculum training series focused on their no-cost, open-sourced curriculum aimed to engage and excite more girls in engineering and design.


In this first session, participants will learn strategies to: 

  1. Build a high-quality afterschool STEM program specifically for girls in K-6th grades

  2. Plan for inquiry and components of the engineering design process — hands-on planning, creating, testing, redesigning, and reflection

  3. Design a youth-centered environment with a strong SEL - STEM component


Participants will leave the series with four engineering design projects and a materials list that they can implement with youth immediately. Participants will also be given access to additional engineering and design projects through SAfG. REGISTER FOR THE FIRST SESSION HERE.


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