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RDEISE: 2023 Year in Review

December 21, 2023

How the History of STEM "Rhymes": A Conversation with Udodiri Okwandu

November 30, 2023

Two students in safety goggles pour liquid into a chemistry beaker while a teacher looks on.

Representation in Education: Using Data to Understand Our Students

September 6, 2023

Collaborator Spotlight: Celebrating Diversity with Body Scientific’s Marcelo Oliver

A portrait of Hareem Raza, a Pakistani woman, in a hexagon-shaped frame. Hareem is outdoors in front of a lake and boat. She has long black hair, brown eyes, and is wearing a colorful, patterned jacket. On the left against a background of hexagons is a cartoon illustration of a microscope, a calculator, and a test tube on top of a stack of books.|A portrait of Hareem Raza, a Pakistani woman, in a hexagon-shaped frame. Hareem is outdoors in front of a lake and boat. She has long black hair, brown eyes, and is wearing a colorful, patterned jacket. The text reds, "Believe in yourself and your abilities. You belong in STEM just as much as anyone else, and your unique perspective and experiences are essential to advancing the field and creating an impact in the world."|A hand is holding a book with a pink cover and illustrations of green leaves and ferns. The cover text reads, "Advice to Remember: A Journal."

STEM Career Spotlight: Hareem Raza, UX Data Analyst and Lifelong Science Lover

February 24, 2023