We celebrate the federal recognition of National STEM Day through H.Res.867, achieved by the Afterschool STEM Hub coalition, and outlines actionable state-level advocacy strategies.
Maryland STEM Education to Employment Ecosystem (MSE3) has been selected to join the Global STEM Ecosystems Initiative, a worldwide movement that brings together leaders from education, business, government, and community organizations to develop high-quality STEM learning opportunities.
The LA STEM Collective’s “All Systems Go!” fifth anniversary celebration demonstrates how strategic public events that combine youth voice, political recognition, and hands-on engagement can serve as powerful tools for strengthening partnerships and attracting new members to STEM Ecosystems.
Ten years ago, a transformative idea took root—but it didn’t begin in 2015. The seeds of today’s STEM Learning Ecosystems Community of Practice were actually planted in 2008, when the
The North Texas STEM+ Ecosystem, launched by 15 founding organizations, is a new collaborative network aimed at expanding science, technology, engineering, and math education access for over 625,000 K-12 students across the region, with emphasis on creating equitable cradle-to-career pathways for learners from diverse communities.
The PA SEED STEM Ecosystem reinvigorated community partnerships through innovative meeting formats and on-site excursions, creating a flexible structure that strengthens cross-sector collaboration while addressing regional STEM education and workforce development needs in southeastern Pennsylvania.
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