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Brain chips let a paralyzed man feel touch through a robotic arm
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Sisters Geekin'
More evidence for Sisters using Art and Community to bridge the gender gap in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, check it out!
STEM: A report about encouraging young girls starting at 5 years old
In case you're a 'sister who matr's' and you're feeling bruised by the election results, you can find hundreds of antidotes here!
In case you’re a sister who matrs and you’re feeling bruised by the election results, you can find hundreds of antidotes here! Sisters who MATR
Sisters who matter, have contributed excellence in the arts, here's one you might not have heard of yet;
Sisters who matter, have contributed excellence in the arts, here’s one you might not have heard of yet; Discover Alice Childress, author & playwright; ‘Trouble
Recap: The Fab Lab
Working closely with the Robert Wagner High School, SisterSMATR launched its first after school pilot program, “The Fab Lab” at the Long Island City YMCA. Nine girls, aged 13 to 16, received a planned sequence of instruction twice a week for eight weeks, gaining exposure to animation, sound, robotics, graphic design, film/video and coding.
These young women, supported by SisterSMATR mentors, received direct experience of arts and technology as a powerful vehicle for cultural expression.
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