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Washington STEM

Org #12635
Vetted since 2012
2010
year founded
$15,053
raised on GlobalGiving
13
years fundraising
0
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

Founded in 2010, Washington STEM is a statewide, education nonprofit leveraging STEM for social change, removing barriers to credential attainment, and creating pathways to long-term economic security for historically excluded students. We envision a state where skin color, zip code, income, and gender do not predict educational and career outcomes.

Projects (1)

Leveraging STEM for Social Change
United States / Education
Leveraging STEM for Social Change
Project Leaders
General Assistance
General Assistance
Laura Rose
Laura Rose
Tricia Pearson
Tricia Pearson
Team
Lacie West-Wilder, Jenee Myers Twitchell, Michelle Judson, Lynne K Varner
Organization Information
210 S Hudson St
Seattle, WA 98134
United States
206-658-4320
Organization Information
210 S Hudson St
Seattle, WA 98134
United States
206-658-4320

Project Reports

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Career Pathways: Supporting the Washington Jobs Initiative

By T Pearson | Development Operations Manager

A strong cradle-to-career STEM education prepares students for in-demand, high-paying jobs and lifelong learning. STEM jobs are abundant in every region of our state, but systemic barriers prevent... Read the full report ›

How Policy and Advocacy Can Help Change Systems

By T. Pearson | Development Operations Manager

Partnerships + Data & Evidence + Policy & Advocacy = Systems Transformation  At Washington STEM we foster deep, cross-sector engagement with partners at the state, regional, and local... Read the full report ›

High School to Postsecondary Collaborative Update

By I. Haines | Communications Specialist

Washington students have big dreams for their future. In fact, almost 90% of Washington high school graduates want to continue their education, whether that’s through an apprenticeship, a 2- or... Read the full report ›
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