

Nonprofit to Teach Girls How to Succeed in STEAM World
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August 16, 2021Girls Engineering for Change and Collaborating Remotely
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Ada Lovelace Day Event Oct. 14 Brings Girls Skills Not Taught in the STEM Classroom
September 28, 2022It’s National Mentoring Month: New Program Combines Mentoring and Philanthropy to Attract and Retain Girls in STEM
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Through STEM, Middle and High School Girls Find Confidence, Relevance, Rigor, and Mentoring
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Thought Leadership – Meena Balgopal
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Photos and Videos
Pretty Brilliant: Girls in Service Learning and Engineering Design Making Life Bright for Others.
This inside view of a Pretty Brainy workshop documents the organization’s style of project-based learning and mentoring.
It doesn’t cost money and it doesn’t require technology: Heidi Olinger outlines four ways to engage girls in STEM right now, when neither girls nor the nation can afford to be STEM illiterate.
Students in Textiles + TechStyles™, a Pretty Brainy workshop in code, innovation and design thinking, teach their parents to build circuits.
NBC 9News Denver features Pretty Brainy’s use of fashion design to expand how girls experience STEM.
In a Cyber Monday feature, Colorado’s Best invites Pretty Brainy to demonstrate the eco-fashion and soil science lessons of its program, The STEM of Fashion Design™.