Latina SciGirls addresses specific barriers that prevent many young Latinas from participating fully in STEM, including:
- Lack of STEM identity (girls’ ability to envision themselves as STEM professionals)
- Limited exposure to STEM role models who look like them
- Lack of knowledge and/or misunderstanding of STEM fields
TEAM MEMBERS


Alicia Santiago
Co-Principal Investigator
Twin Cities PBS


Brad McLain
Contributor
CU-Boulder

Citation
Funders
NSF
Funding Program:
AISL
Award Number:
1515507
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