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POWERFUL SIGNALS

Transforming the Role of Women and Girls in Science and Engineering

Kids working on their stories

Part 1: Magazine-style Radio Programs


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Ten feature-length, magazine-style radio programs covering innovative programs and projects across the U.S. that have increased the numbers of girls and young women participating in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). This radio series focuses on the impact of these programs.

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Kids working on their stories

Part 2: Audio Diaries


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Three audio diaries that follow the day-to-day lives of young women who have chosen a course of study or career in STEM. The audio diaries provide a first-hand account of the lives of these women in their own words.

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Click here to learn how to use this radio series to encourage participation in STEM education and careers.

Powerful Signals Part 1 was produced by Glenn Busby. Part 2 was produced by Mary Darcy.

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