CGEST profiled by The State Press

In an article titled, "ASU works to break down gender and racial barriers in STEM", Ryan Ferdowsian from The State Press at ASU profiled CGEST through interviews with key staff, including Kalani Rice and Laila Sarah.

By opening up these preconceived standards of a single way to learn science, the Center hopes to alter the dominant narrative surrounding who can access STEM education in general.

CGEST also runs conferences for collegiate-level women, such as its upcoming Women of Color STEM Entrepreneurship Conference in October, which aims to inspire women in STEM fields to pursue their talents and interests, regardless of the obstacles.

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