The report highlights the progress that has been made in regards to creating opportunities for women and girls of color.
Lawmakers filed a bill to fund President Obama's Computer Science Initiative. The president launched the partially-funded program earlier this year.
Marvel Comics unveils its lineup of special issues to promote math and science education. Three of the superheroes are Black.
A Change.org petition was recently launched in an effort to get Williams fired from the ABC show Grey's Anatomy.
Mattel recently released a Game Developer Barbie in efforts to break gender stereotypes in the STEM industry; but one thing the toy company failed to do was feature the doll in different ethnicities. The only available option was a White doll with red hair. After noticing this while picking up a doll for his wife who is a Black game developer, Marcus Montgomery was prompted to come up with a solution of his own.
Through support and nurturing, Dr. Isiah Warner overcame obstacles to become a leading chemist. He's reaching back to help others.
With bittersweet emotion, President Obama attended his sixth and final White House Science Fair on Wednesday, witnessing projects from more than 130 bright students, who presented ideas to save the planet, and treat Ebola, reports NBC News.
New drug reforms are slated to be presented to the United Nations in April.
Black Girls CODE Empowers Young Women Of Color To Fall In Love With Technology
A multi-media group exhibition is exploring the relationship as well as the intersection of art, science and technology. “Supernova” is a group exhibition of multi-media works by current and recent graduates of the MFA/MS in Visualization Degree Program at Texas A&M. Fresh Arts invites the public to an opening reception beginning Friday, Mar. 27 at 6 p.m. and […]