Calling All Educators running STEM & Clean Energy Programs
if you are a professional STEM, Clean Energy and Technology educator teaching underserved youth? (ages 13-19) We have the same things in common, the need for funding. We partner with you to create activations to secure sponsor funding to pay teachers, coaches and students that participate in our programs.
We believe in the power of internships and apprenticeships
Many Tech Corps are seeking live & virtual events to sponsor
we want to meet and share valuable opportunities for funding with you. Our team is uncovering and discovering $$$$ millions of dollars in sponsorship funding from various sources that we have aggregated. We would like to collaborate and apply for grants and funding with you, our new education partners.
The Black S.T.E.A.M. Rising Mixer! USPE event
Welcome! Let's Mix it up! Get to know each other, what we do, what we want to do, let's do it together. 1- we assist, set up & facilitate Educational Series & Mini Summits. 2- we curate STEM, Clean Energy, Tech Education & Employment Funding sources. Join us for the MEET & MATCH MIXER!
Cool Tech Summer/EE planning STEM & Clean Energy Ed Programs
We work with parents and their teens to help them plan great summers filled with STEM, Clean Energy and Technology educational, employment and entrepreneurial classes, camps, events and more
Hurray for Justice 40! Finally Fair Funding?
Lets' Meet to Expose, Explore and Apply for Funding. Through President Joe Biden’s Justice40 initiative, the Biden-Harris Administration is actively working to dismantle unjust systems that disproportionately harm Black, Brown, and Indigenous communities by delivering historic clean energy investments to underserved and overburdened communities.
Finding Funding at America's National Labs
Flexing America's 17 National Labs, a research project to explore what are the opportunities for funding overall? what are the current funding opportunities? how do we qualify and apply? where is the funding for Black STEM, Clean Energy and Tech educators? how does the funding system and process flow, overall?
There are billions of $$$ dollars in funding from America's 17 National Labs that African Americans just don't know about, why?
Join me, Pamela Gustava Curry on a future USPE LinkedIN Live
New opportunities for STEM educational funding in underserved youth communities abound
To scale he U.S. Department of Education has launched a new initiative to implement an equitable, high-quality STEM education for all students from underserved communities[1].
The initiative unites government, nonprofits, professional organizations, industries, philanthropies, and other community stakeholders to take bold action towards breaking down long-standing barriers for student success in the STEM fields[1].
With the support of $120 billion dollars dedicated to K-12 education, the initiative aims to develop and implement innovative solutions to the STEM educator shortage and improve equitable access to high-quality STEM instruction for all students[1].
There are several funding opportunities available for STEM education in underserved youth communities. The S-STEM Program supports institutions of higher education to fund scholarships for academically talented low-income undergraduate and graduate students and to study and implement a program of activities that support their recruitment, retention and graduation in STEM[3].
The Fluor Foundation focuses its science education grantmaking on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) programs[4].
EMpower’s K-12 STEM education grantmaking focuses on providing a hands-on, real-life approach that emphasizes building 21st-century skills[4].
The Ford Motor Company Fund’s grants for STEM focus on higher education[4].
GSK US invests its charitable funds with nonprofit organizations that are doing good for people in need in the communities where they live and work. GSK is committed to making STEM education more equitable and increasing the number of underrepresented people in STEM careers through their philanthropic investments[5].
Through their local and national investments, they intentionally focus on diverse and underserved populations and aim to increase students’ access to exciting STEM education that is culturally relevant, connected to real careers, builds science identity, and improves pathways for diverse students to succeed in school and pursue STEM careers[5].
