How can we build effective AI literacy programs in informal learning spaces? Join us on December 2, 2025 for the first session in the two-part Playful Pathways to AI Literacy in Informal STEM series. This collaboration between the REVISE Center and the New York Hall of Science—facilitated by Antony Negron (NYSCI) and Pati Ruiz (REVISE)—will … Read more
InformalScience.org is an interactive digital hub hosted by the REVISE Center dedicated to serving the needs of the informal STEM education (ISE) community by advancing high-quality research, practice and evaluation. Through its events and opportunities that are open to all, REVISE creates a welcoming community for networking and collaboration for ISE professionals and community partners. … Read more
Join the National Girls Collaborative Project (NGCP) and experts from the field of artificial intelligence (AI) and education to gain the confidence and actionable tools you need to prepare youth for an increasingly AI-driven world! AI education in afterschool and other out-of-school time (OST) settings, such as clubs and camps, is vital because it offers … Read more
This webinar is focused on introducing the informal STEM education (ISE) field to qualitative meta-synthesis and its purposes, practicality, and importance.
Join U.S. National Science Foundation staff for a webinar on the new funding opportunities available for advancing K-12 artificial intelligence education.
This 90-minute webinar will provide an overview of the new NSF STEM K12 (STEM K-12) program with an emphasis on media and wide-reaching research concepts focused on public engagement.
This Office Hour will provide an opportunity for questions on the new DCL on the Presidential AI Challenge
This Office Hour will provide an opportunity for questions on the new DCL on the Presidential AI Challenge
This 60-minute webinar will provide an overview of the new Dear Colleague Letter (DCL), inviting supplemental funding requests (up to $25,000) from current NSF awardees in the Directorate for STEM Education.
NSF invites supplemental funding requests from current awardees in the Directorate for STEM Education to support the Presidential Initiative on Advancing Artificial Intelligence Education for American Youth.