DONATE Update – the 2nd SisterSMATR Fab Lab We did it, again! Fab Lab 2018 -2019 Commencement and Celebration at Robert F. Wagner Jr. Tech and Art High School in Long Island City, NY. The Second Fab Lab (Fab Lab 2.0) students Atika Fariha, Wendy Juarez, Alifyea Chowdhury, Kalsang Dedong, Saima Hossain were taught by … Read more
DONATE COUNTDOWN TO FAB LAB 2.0! OCTOBER 2ND Days Hours Minutes Seconds SisterSMATR lives at the intersection of arts and technology to create opportunities for young women of color to take STEAM to the next level. Our unique approach leverages music and art to engage young women in robotics and other technology. We focus on … Read more
#Welcome Hello Sisters and Geeky Mavens! The women of SisterSMATR are “Daughters, Dreamers, Doers and Disrupters! “ With this as our mantra, we are joyfully committed to actions that ensure “women think” wholly disrupts the “man think” paradigm. Indeed, our mantra is the fuel that drives me to accomplish different levels of success in the … Read more
What a great day! A repeat of 2017 and we will keep coming until there’s a change in the destructive policies of President Trump, his administration and any who support them. Resist, Persist, Insist!Women’s March 2018
Today was awesome! Our 1st Fab Lab After School Pilot Program @ the LIC YMCA was so inspiring. A group of Smart, Beautiful and Fun young ladies of color came together, after meeting yesterday, at Mama Gianna’s Manducatis Rustica a restaurant @ 46-33 Vernon Blvd, LIC (yummy food & friendly people), we had a ‘fab’ … Read more
SistersMATR @ The Women's March Here are more pictures at the Women’s March with some of our founders Don’t Forget to Follow Us! Instagram Facebook Twitter
Check us out @ Silicon Harlem 10/21 If you eat chips for breakfast (computer chips that is) come join us Oct. 21st @ the Silicon Harlem Conference @ Mist, 116th st., Harlem, NY 9:30 to 6:00. Network, check us out on the “Limitless Learning” panel, 11:15 – 12noon and the closing multimedia performance @5:30 – … Read more
Brain chips let a paralyzed man feel touch through a robotic arm
STEM: A report about encouraging young girls starting at 5 years old
