Black Women In STEM

Showtime’s ‘The Man Who Fell To Earth’ Represents For Black Women In STEM Both On And Off-Screen

When looking at the lack of Black characters in science fiction, the saying, art imitates life, brings forth a new meaning. Whether turning on the TV or tapping into the real world, a shared truth that connects the two is that there is a lack of Black representation both onscreen and off-screen...

Ngozi Nwanji. Apr 25, 2022.

Diana Wilson Sets Out To Raise $1M To Fund Black Women Who Wish To Build A Career In STEM

How IF/THEN® Initiative's Historic Statue Exhibit Is Highlighting Black Women In STEM

Meet the Black Women of the Past and Present Who Have Reshaped the Engineering Industry

Meet Dr. Ashanti Johnson, the First Black Woman to be a Chemical Oceanographer in the U.S.

Meet Aprille Ericsson-Jackson, the First Black Woman to Earn a Ph.D. in Engineering At Howard University

Here Are 5 Women Who Shattered Glass Ceilings in STEM

31 Black Women in the Tech Sector Who Deserve Their Flowers

Meet Dr. Maiysha Jones, the Black Scientist Behind the Science of Some of Your Favorite Beauty Brands

Valerie Randolph Went From Insurance Agent to Mentor Advocating For Young Black Women in STEM

How Figures Like Katherine Johnson Paved the Way For the Next Generation of Black Women in STEM