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By Ali Roberts Science fiction has long offered opportunities to imagine futures filled with technological advancement and societal...

New Report: April 2022 This report is a product of ASU’s Women of Color in Computing Research Collaborative. The collaborative is...

Science education study co-authored by Dr. Tara Nkrumah, Acting Executive Director, CGEST Across a broad range of disciplines, research...

A Collaboration between Arizona State University (ASU), Dublin City University (DCU), Carlow IT and the Professional Development Services...

By Ariana Bui Described as “a false and sometimes crippling belief that one's successes are the product of luck or fraud rather than...

By Rachel Ware Psychology is an important part of technology development that fascinates me. Consider that even a simple button on a...

By Ali Roberts March is Women’s History Month in the United States, dating back to 1987 when Congress designated March as a celebration...

By Ali Roberts Computer science is generally (and statistically) considered a field dominated by men in the United States, but this...

By Ariana Bui With the current issue of diversity in STEM, there are many who might feel a lack of belonging. They might feel alone in...

By Christine Leavitt Since 1976, February has been designated as Black History Month by each United States president (see...

By Grace Connolly Have you ever received a phone call and had the name of the caller pop up? Have you used a GIF in your Twitter post?...

By: Jayashree Iyer The technology sector has a history of lacking in gender diversity, with only 25% of its workforce being women. Even...

By: Ali Roberts On December 15, 2021, the world lost a beloved poet, author, professor, and trailblazer in Black feminist and queer...

By: Ariana Bull While there is currently an underrepresentation of women from diverse backgrounds in STEM, many groups, colleges, and...

ASU’s Dr. Tracy Perkins will be presenting research on Wikipedia’s racialized knowledge politics at the American Sociological...

By Kathleen J. Lehman, Daisy Ramirez, Sarah Rodriguez, and Linda J. Sax As has been highlighted by the research conducted and supported...

By Laura Gonzales This blog post contains excerpts from the keynote presentation our team shared at the 2020 Special Interest Group for...

Written By: Yulkendy Valdez & Sonia BasSheva Manjon Recently, Yulkendy Valdez reconnected with Sonia BasSheva Manjon, PhD at LeaderSpring...

We want to congratulate our very own Dr. Tara Nkrumah on her latest publication in Cultural Studies of Science Education. This piece...

Drs. Tao, Scott, and McCarthy recently published “Do African American male and female adolescents differ in technological engagement?:...