African American Young Women in Making to Engage in STEM and Entrepreneurship (AAMASE)
Using a co-design model, researchers, practitioners alongside participants will develop a program for young women of color to learn STEM, Making, and entrepreneurship skills.
Lead Staff:
Ken RafananProject Staff:
Nuria Jaumot-PascualTeresa Lara-Meloy
Jennifer Knudsen
Christina B. Silva
Rachel Hayes
SummaryTogether with Greensboro NC community partners, researchers from TERC and makers from the Forge, a Greensboro-based makerspace, will develop ways to make makerspaces more welcoming and useful to young women of color.
Read a press release about this project here.
Together with Greensboro NC community partners, researchers from TERC and makers from the Forge, a Greensboro-based makerspace, will develop ways to make makerspaces more welcoming and useful to young women of color.
Read a press release about this project here.
Content Areas:
Math
Out of School / Informal Education
Science
Technology
Funder:
National Science Foundation
Award Number:
2148543
Forge Greensboro: Community Makerspace
Dates:2022 – 2025
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