Recommended by U.S. Dept. of Education. Good links to parent involvement resources. Rural Girls in Science Rural Girls in Science, an NSF-funded project of the University of Washington, shows numerous science projects conducted by girls living in Washington's rural areas. Program is a partnership between Oregon State University and eight rural Oregon school districts to provide science and math enrichment for minority and disadvantaged students in grades 4-12. A collection of stories about camps and summer programs designed to interest middle school girls in mathematics, science, and self-reliance.
Appalachian girls make their voices heard in science and mathematics education.
Weaving Gender Equity into Math Reform Seeks to assist staff developers, curriculum writers, and workshop leaders in expanding the equity content of their workshops, videos, and written materials for teachers. This site contains an extensive list of links to Web sites related to women and information technology. This is one place to link to Michelle Maraffi's annotated bibliography on girls' attitudes etc. Women in Math Project Contains a collection of bibliographies of publications, an extensive collection of biographies on women mathematicians, and information and links to informal sites on various associations on or of interest to women in mathematics. The mission of WITI is to increase the number of women hired and promoted to management and executive level positions, help women become more technology literate and financially independent, and to encourage young women to choose careers in technology and science.