How can we create a more equitable world for girls of color?
Women’s Equality Day, August 26, is celebrated as the day in 1920 that the constitution was changed to allow women to have equal voting rights.
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TEDx Oakland: Reimagining the STEM Revolution for EVERY girl
In this talk, Nikole lays down an amazing pathway on how to revolutionize the STEM education for every girl. Nikole Collins-Puri is a social justice
Engaging with Nonprofit Partners: What Are We Doing Right & Wrong
Social Innovation Summit 2021 Speakers: Erin Baudo Felter, Vice President, Social Impact & Sustainability; Head of Okta for Good – Okta Nikole Collins-Puri, Chief Executive
Structuring for Scale-up Success Series
This is a four-blog series. Structuring for scale-up success: Techbridge Girls shares lessons from its 5-year scale-up of STEM programs Structuring for scale-up success: Partnerships
Changing Girls’ Lives through STEM Education: Pyxera Global
Imagine what the future might look like if you are a girl attending a school with limited access to rigorous math and science courses, enrichment
It’s time to fight for the joy to be!
Happy Pride Month! Over the years, Pride Month has evolved for me from a celebration of a community that I only knew from afar to
The Fight for Girl’s Equality Goes On
Today is a historic day. We recognized (officially) as a nation the day that federal troops arrived in Galveston, TX, to ensure that the Emancipation
Netflix Family Donation to Techbridge Girls
You stumble upon a Wish Dragon who will grant one wish. What would it be? Wish 1 granted. Din’s mom knows the importance of a
Chevron and Techbridge Girls Launch a STEM Camp for Girls of Color
Chevron Corporation announced a major financial contribution to support Techbridge Girls and the National Society Black Engineers (NSBE) to launch a SEEK Summer Camp designed
Stand in Solidarity #StopAsianHate
The events of the past week and the unforgivable crimes committed against the Asian community only further demonstrate the need to dismantle systemic racism in