TechBridge Girls Expands STEM Programs in NC
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TechBridge Girls, a nonprofit championing girls in STEM, expands to North Carolinas Triangle area. Founded 25 years ago, they offer free hands-on STEM programs, focusing on ethnic minority girls. Led by Jennifer Stancil, a biologist and advocate, the group aims to spark early interest and close the gender gap in STEM. One alum, Aileen Iniguez, credits the program for her success as a data scientist. Educators report positive changes in girls attitudes towards STEM, highlighting the importance of such initiatives in a rapidly advancing tech world.
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