Social Justice Resources
Ensuring STEM is accessible to all students within the Northwestern Lower MiSTEM Network is a core belief. We have accumulated these resources for you to use within your schools and classrooms. Each has been linked out for you to explore the best fit for you and your students. If you don’t see a solid social justice resource that should be included, please send them to Drea Weiner, MiSTEM Network Regional Director for review.
39 LGBTQ+ STEM Innovators and Resources
100 inspiring Hispanic/Latinx scientists in America
120 Orange Statues Have Taken Over the Smithsonian Grounds
179 Black Innovators in STEM + Arts You Should Know and Support!
A Pathway to Equitable Math Instruction
ASEE: LGBTQ+ Advocacy in STEM
Beyond Curie
Changing the Conversation: Messages for Improving Public Understanding of Engineering
The Codebreaker
Coded Bias
Culturally Relevant Math Practice
Curturally Responsive-Sustaining Computer Science Education: A Framework
Engineering Inclusion
GLSEN: Why (and How) STEM Curriculum Needs to Be LGBT Inclusive
Grand Challenge: Balance the Equation - A Grand Challenge for Algebra 1
How I'm Fighting Bias in Algorithms
If/Then Collection
#IfThenSheCan
Kapor Center
Library of Congress: Women's History Month
MISSION: To elevate and advance gender parity in technology and celebrate the women forging innovation
NAPE: Role Models
NAPE: STEM Equity Program Evaluation Rubric
National Academy of Sciences: Progress was Neither Swift Nor Easy
NGCP: The State of Girls & Women in STEM
NSF: Evidence-based Strategies for Attracting & Retaining Girls and Women in STEM
STEM Ed Innovators
STEM Role Models Posters
Teaching Tolerance: Social Justice Standards
Women's History Month: 50+ Women in Science and Engineering to Learn More About
