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February 16, 2021

BoSTEM Coding Activity: For Black History Month Teach Code Poetry By Amanda Gorman

Preparing Youth to Succeed

“The Hill We Climb” is one of the most essential pieces of literature that students should learn in 2021 and can be put into any classroom. Also, Amanda Gorman, a…

February 12, 2021

You Might Qualify For An Extra $2,000 This Year

Moving Families Out of Poverty

For many families, tax refunds are essential to financial stability. In fact, many initiatives to get money into the hands of those who need it most are baked into the…

February 1, 2021

Black History IS American History

Diversity - Equity - Inclusion

Karen Groce-Horan is the Senior Director of Diversity Equity Inclusion Priorities at the United Way of Massachusetts Bay & Merrimack Valley I, Karen Groce-Horan, am committing to living this February…

January 12, 2021

An Interactive Computer Science Activity for Teens from BoSTEM

Preparing Youth to Succeed

This year on Ada Lovelace’s birthday and during Computer Science Education Week BoSTEM celebrated the first published female computer scientist to encourage more women to pursue a career in computer…

December 23, 2020

Tax Efficient Ways to Give This Holiday Season

The holidays are here and, for all of us, this year looks different than any before. But for many, it may mean no holidays at all as 1 million people…

November 13, 2020

The Future is Written in Code: How You Can Inspire Future Computer Science Innovators

Preparing Youth to Succeed

This year BoSTEM is overjoyed to announce our partnership with Digital Ready to offer students throughout the Boston area an innovative AP Computer Science course that emphasizes social justice in…

November 10, 2020

6 Highlights from Mass STEM Week 2020

Preparing Youth to Succeed

This STEM Week we allowed more students than ever to “See themselves in STEM”. Despite the pandemic, we persisted harnessing the T in STEM to provide a multitude of programs…

October 30, 2020

Leadership During Crisis: A Conversation With John Hancock CEO Marianne Harrison

Corporate Social Responsibility

This year, our Women United group celebrated over 25 years of impact in the community. In 1996, four local women launched the group because they knew that together, they could…

BoSTEM

October 6, 2020

5 Ways Your Company Can Invest in a Better Future for STEM

Corporate Social Responsibility, Preparing Youth to Succeed

At BoSTEM, we’re allies for students who normally have minimal access to STEM fields – and you can be one too! Check out five ways you and your company can…

September 10, 2020

Virtual Campaign 101

Corporate Social Responsibility

Our corporate partners are the backbone of the work we do.  More than 1000 companies in our area partner with us to help people in need in our community, running…

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