Girls Who Code Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Girls Who Code

After seeing the gender gap in STEM firsthand, this civil engineer wrote “Girls Can Be Engineers,” a children's book that helps inspire young girls to pursue careers in STEM. https://t.co/wuG8Be0Tww

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“I would like to be remembered as someone who was not afraid to do what she wanted to do, and as someone who took risks along the way in order to achieve her goals.”— Sally Ride, the first American woman in space

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This past weekend, we got some upsetting news: Girls Who Code’s series of books about coding were banned by a Pennsylvania school district and added to PEN America's Index of School Book Bans. We have some thoughts to share. https://t.co/h1P5Gxtoj0

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Join #GirlsWhoCode’s panel discussion with Power On! authors Jean J. Ryoo and Jane Margolis. Get ready to learn about the intersection of STEM and social justice issues and the use of graphic novels in CS classrooms. Register today! https://t.co/VTsSonYr6I

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Did you know that less than 1% of all mathematicians are Black, and even fewer are Black women? In her book “Making Black Girls Count in Math Education,” @profnicolej discusses the barriers and stereotypes often young Black girls face in STEM. https://t.co/6pQISEWmZG

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.@ravenscimaven uses hip-hop and social media to help millions of viewers get interested in STEM. Baxter has a science education show on Looped, a partnership with Netflix and Ada Twist Scientist, and a deal to write a children's book. https://t.co/6NxNjHT351