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AAUW of North Carolina

1 month ago

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AAUW of North Carolina

2 months ago

New historical marker ... See MoreSee Less

New historical marker in honor of 'human computers' unveiled in Downtown Raleigh

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AAUW of North Carolina

3 months ago

Fabulous program in Johnston County - women and girls in STEM breakfast. Congratulations Shannon Mann, fantastic organizer and champion for STEM Education, as well as, coach of Team 9008, G-Force Robotics (Clayton, NC) – Rookie All Star Award. ... See MoreSee Less

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AAUW of North Carolina

3 months ago

Asheville-based Building Bridges still have spots available for the Fall 2023 Session for training in antiracism conversations. Meetings start September 18. Here is the registration link: ... See MoreSee Less

Register – Building Bridges

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Register About the Session Each nine-week Building Bridges session offers an introduction to the dynamics of racism and is an opportunity to explore how race and racism impact our relationships, commu...

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AAUW of North Carolina

3 months ago

FREE recognition program from the National Center of Women in IT. For: high school, college students and educators. Application open now for high school Aspirations in Computing awards. ... See MoreSee Less

Apply for an Award

www.aspirations.org

Technology too often has a culture of invisibility, otherness, self-doubt, and closed doors. Aspirations in Computing seeks to turn barriers into possibilities through exclusive awards, scholarships, ...

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