From Resilience to Representation: Gaming for Indigenous Empowerment

Gaming as a means to amplify Indigenous voices, cultivate resilience, and create meaningful bonds

Breaking the Stigma: A Woman of Color’s Journey Through Therapy

Community Features: Camille Smith, B.S. (She/Her)

A 20-something multi-hyphenate senior scientist navigating life and figuring it all out along the way!

Community Features: Dr. Jennifer Stimpson, Ed.D. (She/Her)

JSTEMP the EIS — an educator, innovator & scientist who inspires tomorrow’s innovators through STEM!

Community Features: Kara Branch, E.M.B.A. (She/Her)

Kara is an innovator, role model, motivator, and business woman who is determined to create spaces in STEM and provide representation for…

What’s in a name?

How accurate name pronunciation is a powerful way to create a culture of inclusivity and respect in our diverse world.

S̶u̶r̶v̶i̶v̶i̶n̶g Thriving in Graduate School

Students, especially those underrepresented, face a variety of challenges from financial pressures, social isolation and mental health…

Community Features: Mecca Robinson-Jahi (She/Her)

As a high-schooler Mecca told us “Use your obstacles as fuel for your ambition!” Now she is breaking barriers and building a bright future!

Indigenous Leaders Advancing Data and Genetic Sovereignty

These Indigenous women are widely recognized as data warriors fighting to increase ethical engagement with genomic research.

Community Features: Atiyah Harmon, M.S.Ed. (She/Her/Hers)

Atiyah, a math enthusiast and a perpetual teacher, is a Philly girl with a Brooklyn heart who also loves music, sneakers, and art.