Today, November 18th, is the celebration of International Day of LGBTQIA+ People in STEM! Today and everyday, we are proud to highlight the work and contributions of LGBTQIA+ people in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math.

Throughout the pandemic, the Museum of Science and EiE have partnered with leaders in industry, academia, and government to serve our community as a platform for public science engagement. We’re proud to introduce even more resources for learning about vaccines, immunity and how illness impacts our community. 

In honor of International Science Museum Day, explore our suite of FREE, NASA-funded STEM resources for students in grades 3-8. Research-based and classroom-tested, these resources are designed to support students’ understanding of space, while helping them see themselves as capable problem solvers. 

In honor of Native American Heritage Month this year, we’ve gathered a few of our favorite resources to support Native learners and educators. You’ll find ideas for making cross-curricular connections, STEM learning, technology innovation and more!

Earlier this month, we offered a free download of one of our digital STEM storybooks, Mariana Becomes a Butterfly, as part of our celebration of Latinx Heritage. Did you know we have more resources available in both Spanish and English? Here are a few more to explore!