Offering physics workshops for girls* in grades 9 and 10 and Pro-D events for science teachers.
*We also welcome trans, genderqueer and non-binary students.
“We need to celebrate women physicists because they’re out there… I’m honoured to be one of those women," says Donna Strickland.
She becomes the third woman to receive the #NobelPrize in Physics, joining Maria Goeppert-Mayer (1963) and Marie Curie (1903). Congratulations!
Here's a great way to encourage more young women to pursue a career in science. Donate to the GoFundMe campaign to get @AngelaDSaini's amazing book "Inferior" into public high schools in Canada: gofundme.com/inferior-in-ca…
Dear BC High School Science Teachers, Please encourage your scientifically-minded female Grade 11 students to take Physics 12 next year. They can't major in physics or engineering at the university level without it. @BC_AAPT@bcscta@bctf Please Share. #womeninphysics
Explore the world of science from the A of astronomy to the Z of zoology. Nominate the scientist you would like to see on the new £50 note: b-o-e.uk/thinkScience#ThinkScience#50poundnote
Barbie is getting really excited for the Girls Exploring Physics workshop this Thursday @SFU. Looking forward to seeing everyone and trying out some new hands-on physics activities including "Starry Lights" and "The Physics of Candy". #WomeninPhysics
"...physics was seen as an option for 30% of boys but just 8% of girls, while computing was being considered by 16% of boys and just 3% of girls." Encouragement is still needed in certain STEM fields. forbes.com/sites/nickmorr…