An extensive listing of educational equity organizations, resources, research, and contacts. Equity in Educational Technology Resources and Assessment tools for educators. The ESE project, a statewide science education and equity leadership project in California, was designed to bring together teams of educational leaders who are committed to promoting the academic success in science for all students. Training sessions for teachers are offered by the Rutgers Center for Family Involvement in Schools. FANS provides workshops to inform parents about the mathematics, science, and technology standards, to involve parents in helping children reach the standards, and to encourage parents to support the local implementation of standards.
Women are, and always have been, scientists.
This site lists over 125 names from our scientific and technical past. This includes inventors, scholars and writers as well as mathematicians and astronomers. GESA is recognized as an effective professional development program by the NEA, NSBE, AFT, ATE, Association for Childhood Education International, American Association for the Advancement of Science, AAUW and others. Other programs include The Equity Principal and Generating Expectations for Student Achievement for Parents. Girls Count Girls Count is an organization designed to support girls in science, mathematics, and technology.