5 Ways to Support a Future STEM Rockstar with AAUW and FabLab
Don’t miss the latest updates from FabLab and AAUW! Read more »
AAUW Statement in Support of Guidance to Ensure the Civil Rights of Transgender Students
Transgender students have the same rights as their peers, and AAUW supports this guidance, which will help schools make that promise a reality. Read more »
Helping Girls Find Their STEM Passion
Kea Jolicoeur attended Tech Trek as an eighth grader and went on to be a camp co-director and earn a degree in engineering. Read more »
16 Ways to Mark 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence!
Here is a day-by-day guide to raising awareness about gender-based violence during and after the campaign! Read more »
“He Named Me Malala”: Educate Girls to Change the World
Malala symbolizes the power of raising your voice to fight injustice because, in Yousafzai’s own words, “One child, one teacher, one book, and one pen can change the world.” Read more »
Holiday Gift Guide for Empowering Girls: The 2015 Edition
To help you find gifts that defy stereotypes, inspire creativity, and promote self-confidence in the girls in your life, we have created a holiday guide to navigating the evolving toy aisles. Read more »
Princess or Geek: What Attracts Women to Science?
Marketing aimed at recruiting girls into STEM tends to fall into one of two distinct categories: Let’s call them geek pride and sparkle science. Read more »
Title IX’s Unintended Revolution for Women’s Athletics
One of the biggest unintended consequences of Title IX is that women athletes can now expect that they will have access to sports. Read more »
How to Unleash Girls’ Natural Potential in STEM
Green Works conducted an experiment. The task: to draw scientists. The result: Nearly all of the girls drew men. Read more »
4 Ways Young Women Can Take Action on Education Equity
Whether you are teaching a young girl the importance of speaking up or reaching out to Title IX coordinators on your campus, know that there are ways to overcome sex discrimination for all women in schools. Read more »
