We believe that each of us is unique, so are our learning needs. The ideal learning experience should be designed to fit our life's pace, with support from advisors and mentors who understand us. We believe that education should prepare us for the real world, and that working on meaningful projects under the guidance of industry experts is one of the best ways to get there.

Our education model, centered around these principles, has launched thousands of students across more than 100 countries into professional success. Our students and mentors have also created lifelong bonds that have proved critical to workplace advancement. And the best part? We're just getting started.

“We, the Asian American business leaders of America, are tired, angry and afraid — and not for the first time.

We are tired of being treated as less than American, subject to harassment and now, every day, we read about another member of our community being physically attacked — simply for being Asian. We are afraid for the safety of our loved ones. We are angry that our families can no longer go outside in their own neighborhoods where they have lived for decades because it may not be safe.

Asian Americans have been silenced — in our streets, in our universities, in our corporations, in our media. As we fight daily news of violence, hate crimes against Asians, a systemic lack of representation and under-resourced community outreach programs, Asian Americans are told that they aren't a minority, that they don't matter, that the status quo of being marginalized and forgotten is more than enough. We're breaking the silence. We're building a coalition that asks for three important things: Stand up. Fight back. End Racism.

Building a stronger Asian American and Pacific Islander community through awareness campaigns, fundraising, and seed grants to promising leaders and upstart organizations.

Stand with Asians was formed in February 2021 during the wave of Asian hate crimes that swept across America. One of the co-founders of Stand with Asians learned that his friend was the victim of a brutal stabbing in Manhattan Chinatown.

Starting with a blog post, friends, allies, and strangers rallied to form the Stand with Asians movement. Less than a month later on March 26, they launched the March 26 Awareness campaign.

The volunteer group worked so well together with so little central coordination that they began to think about how to make a long-term impact together for the AAPI community.

StarHacks is an all-female identifying and nonbinary high school hackathon. It is an overnight virtual coding event where attendees of all different coding backgrounds work to build a project addressing a real-world issue (this year's theme is mental health).

Our mission is to provide a safe and empowering space for gender minorities in technology to explore coding, regardless of experience. We strive to encourage them to pursue technology and computing, a largely male-dominated field, making us one step closer to closing the gender gap.

Here at S.T.E.A.M. Champs, we prioritize the learning journey of our students. We developed a unique S.T.E.A.M. curriculum that integrates computational thinking with a champion mindset, or in other words, a growth mindset - the belief that hard work and determination can provide you with endless opportunities.

Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) education emphasizes preparing future generations to succeed in their careers. The focus on hands-on learning with real-world applications helps develop a variety of skill sets, including essential literacy skills, sequencing, engineering design principles, and cause-and-effect relationships. When implemented appropriately, STEAM experiences in early childhood settings teach children more than science and mathematics concepts. Children exposed to STEAM education build essential 21st-century skills, including technological literacy, productivity, social skills, communication, flexibility, problem-solving, critical thinking, creativity, curiosity, decision making, leadership, entrepreneurship, and more.

STEM for FEM is a non-profit organization geared towards providing free science education to girls and other underrepresented gender identities in elementary and middle school. We make learning and exploration accessible to all, including those who may not have the resources or who believe STEM is 'not for them'.

The STEM for Her Mission is to promote education to create awareness, excitement, and opportunities among girls and young women to launch successful STEM-related careers. Through direct exposure to hands-on experiences, mentors and role models, STEM for Her connects girls and young women to a community of STEM women and other girls, enabling them to envision the path to an education and a career in STEM. We partner with girl leaders, community organizations and corporations with a strong focus on the underserved populations in the Washington, DC Metro Area.

Occupying only 4% of the STEM workforce, Black and Latina women are vastly underrepresented in the field. To change this, we give minority girls the awareness and preparation for a STEM education—through the creative and confidence-building aspects of dance.

Our mission is to excite and empower girls with knowledge and confidence in STEM to become future problem solvers and leaders

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. When given the right tools early on, we believe all girls have the power to develop their own STEM identity!

STEM Like a Girl empowers girls, 8-12, with the knowledge and confidence to become future problem solvers and leaders in the scientific world and beyond. This fully illustrated and photographic book profiles 35 inspiring girls and offers 15 hands-on, STEM-based experiments that they can do at home. ···