women in STEM – Page 2

Reflections of a #MeTooSTEM very rude elevator screamer

To make a difference, you must inconvenience the enablers. You must “very rude elevator scream” them.

Building Your Brand During a Career Transition

What do you want people to know you for? Surprisingly, this is not an easy question to answer.

Finding our voice in advocacy

Each time we spoke out, we grew a little more confident that our collective voices could affect change and that we could demand better from those in positions of power.

Natalie Joe standing, smiling in the front of a beautiful green park.

Where is my place as an aspiring Native American STEM advocate?

I have seen the need for more Native American STEM advocates and I want to answer the call. But shouldn’t my days be spent in lab?

Required Reading: Inferior reveals how science shapes our views of women

This eloquent take-down of science-backed male supremacy is for everyone.

A snow-capped mountain peeking out above a forest, reflecting in a lake.

Tackling the Mountain

I have muddy shoes, a sunburned nose, and skinned knees. None of these things happened in my lab or at my desk.

How STEM can do better: advice from a biogeofeminist

Dr. Sarah Myhre is a brave climate scientist who dares to bring humanity for her work, despite the harassment she often endures for doing so.