Attend a free, online event featuring experts in climate education, early childhood psychology, museum leadership, and equity. Learn about how museums can help foster resilient, caring, and hopeful young children in the age of climate change. You can attend as many—or few—sessions as you like. Learn more and register.
Join the U.S. Department of Education to learn from student voices and experts in the field, offering educators, parents, and policymakers concrete strategies to address the challenges and opportunities to support women and girls of color to excel in STEM pathways and careers. The webinar will feature the STEM experiences of three young women of … Read more
Join STELAR as they host NSF Program Officers for a series of informational office hours in June and July. The entire hour of each session will be spent addressing general questions from proposal writers in an informal, Q&A style discussion. Sessions will focus on either general proposal questions, or questions specific to the ITEST Scaling … Read more
Designing your presentations for increased accessibility is crucial to supporting diverse audiences with varying needs. It signals who is valued in the space. As disability activist-scholars Alice Wong, Mia Mingus, and Sandy Ho remind us, access is love. In this free webinar led by Lisette Torres-Gerald, REVISE Center PI, we will explore accessibility and best … Read more
Join NSF for an information session focused on the DRK-12 program’s new partnership development project type, announced in 2023, during which program directors will answer participants’ questions. Learn more and register.
As part of our ongoing efforts to gather important insights from the ISE community, we are offering this listening session as an alternative mode to our  ISE Equity Matters Survey.
Discover the essence of cooperation in Arctic Indigenous communities with a virtual blanket toss! This interactive session translates the exhilarating spirit of the Inuit blanket toss into a powerful metaphor for equitable community engagement.
Join the National Girls Collaborative Project, Education Development Center, and practitioners across informal STEM learning spaces to hear reflections from the field on the challenges and opportunities of engaging in equity-centered scaling.Â
Join the National Informal STEM Education Network (NISE) as they share an introduction to the key ideas of futures thinking and resources for integrating this approach into your STEM engagement efforts.
This webinar will focus on questions and issues relevant for these types of organizations to submit and/or be part of grants to the AISL program.