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Six Hundred Scientists Come Together to Call Out Journal for Reinforcing Harmful Gender Norms

By Dan Van Winkle Jul 22nd
According to Ellen Pao, Trolls Are Winning the Internet–But There’s Still So Much Hope

By Jessica Lachenal Jul 16th
Earth Celebrates New Horizons’ MOM, Mission Operations Manager Alice Bowman

By Carolyn Cox Jul 15th
Things We Saw Today: Firefly Online Brings Big Damn Heroes to SDCC

By Teresa Jusino Jul 10th
Reddit CEO Ellen Pao Resigns, Will Be Replaced by Site Co-Founder Steve Huffman

By Carolyn Cox Jul 10th
The Mary Sue Interview: Shannon Sun-Higginson of GTFO: The Movie on Women in Gaming and Tech

By Jessica Lachenal Jul 9th
Know a Girl Who Loves STEM? Jewelbots Programmable Friendship Bracelets Launch Today

By Teresa Jusino Jul 8th
Subtle Facebook Redesign Puts Women First. Literally.

By Dan Van Winkle Jul 8th
Girl Dismantles Boys-Only Robotics Program At Local Library

By Charline Jao Jul 6th
LEGO Adds Even More Female STEM Minifigs, & You Can Vote for Lovelace, Curie, & Others!

By Jill Pantozzi Jul 1st
Things We Saw Today: Batman v Superman Has Never Looked as Adorable as It Does in a Funko Two-Pack!

By Teresa Jusino Jun 30th
Things We Saw Today: Our First Glimpse of AMC’s Fear the Walking Dead SDCC Poster

By Teresa Jusino Jun 29th
iBesties Use Gendered Toy Marketing Powers for Good to Get Girls Into STEM

By Charline Jao Jun 29th
NASA Online Summer Mentoring Program Aims to Teach Young Girls About STEM

By Carolyn Cox Jun 26th
Facebook Downplays Dismal Diversity Numbers

By Charline Jao Jun 26th
Things We Saw Today: Cat Socks For Table Legs Protect Your Floor

By Charline Jao Jun 19th
New Marie Curie Film Will Highlight the Bias Against Women in Science

By Charline Jao Jun 18th
The Mary Sue Interview: Dr. Natasha Jackson-Booth on Rockets and Samarium Pink Clouds

By TMS Contributors Jun 14th
Intel’s $125 Million Diversity Equity Fund Invests in Minority and Female Entrepreneurs

By Charline Jao Jun 12th
Female Scientists Use #DistractinglySexy Campaign to Protest Nobel Winner’s Sexist Remarks

By Carolyn Cox Jun 11th