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Finally there’s a feminist magazine for girls who love science and climbing trees
Weeks after coming up with the idea for a new kind of girls’ magazine, Erin Bried — who’d spent her career working in magazines, at places like Self and Glamour and Women’s Sports & Fitness — launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise money and gauge interest for a new kind of girl -centric magazine. The results were overwhelming. Follow @this-is-life-actually
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A designer fixed that ‘Girls’ Life’ cover
Earlier this month, a side-by-side of Boys’ Life and Girls’ Life went viral, showing the sexist differences between the two. After controversy ensued, designer Katherine Young took it upon herself to redesign the Girls’ Life cover — and the version is pretty great. Girl’s Life magazine defended itself with a tone-deaf response.
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[After Johns Hopkins medical school had been founded as a co-educational institution,] resistance to coeducation had dissipated, and varying numbers of women entered succeeding classes. However, an undercurrent of displease with women in medicine persisted. Most thought women did not have the physical ability to tolerate the grind. There were comments about the loss of femininity and sexuality necessary for them to succeed, and even [William] Osler [,a prominent figure at Johns Hopkins,] was said to have commented on the three classes of humanity: men, women and women physicians.
On early medical co-education, from Genius on the Edge.
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Ah, the satisfaction of activism!
(Speaking in the first person, here!) I, the editor of cuSTEMized’s Tumblr, actually made this page in our children’s book aimed to encouraged girls to pursue STEM, and now children all over the world are seeing it! How gratifying!
Consider getting involved in some activism yourself -- hey, maybe even check out our website for volunteer opportunities!
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Colby College Professor Lyn Mikel Brown Colby talks about how to empower young female activists.
Harvard University's "EdCast" podcast sits down with author of "Powered by Girl: A Field Guide for Supporting Youth Activists" to discuss how we should understand and pursue youth-led feminist activism. Check it out!
Later this month, 50 years after making history, the first woman to run the Boston Marathon will run it again.
Today marks the 50th anniversary of a landmark for female representation, albeit in a different area than STEM! In 1967, Katherine Switzer snuck into the hitherto male-only Boston marathon and finished the race, narrowly escaping an official who tried to stop her.
Switzer writes, “What was a dramatic incident 50 years ago when angry race co-director Jock Semple tried to throw me off the course for being a girl, became instead a defining moment for me and women runners throughout the world. The result is nothing less than a social revolution; there are now more women runners in the United States than men.”
Here's to hoping the STEM community can take a cue from the running community!
Recognizing Lucy Wanzer, the first woman to graduate from UCSF’s School of Medicine in 1876. Wanzer is pictured above with her classmates. The pioneering doctor was at first denied entry to the UC because of her gender; she appealed the decision and eventually convinced the administration to change the policy.
In the UCSF Archives, we house one of Wanzer’s class notebooks and her microscope and collection of glass slides.
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Tell the voice inside that insists you can’t do it to kindly shut the fuck up.
Advice for aspiring badasses from author Amy Lukavics (via badassladiesyoushouldknow)
Top women in mathematics and physics discuss how they got to where they are — and why there aren’t more of them.
This month we’ll be looking at lesser-known early women scientists at the National Institutes of Health. They did solid work and were leaders in their field, but for some reason, they aren’t well-known.
Check out this two part feature on early, accomplished and largely unknown female scientists who worked at the National Institutes of Health. Thanks for bringing these women to light, NIH!
The post links to part 1. Here is the link for part 2:
https://irp.nih.gov/…/…/early-women-scientists-of-nih-part-2
The astrophysicist's groundbreaking research on spiral galaxies provided evidence of invisible dark matter. She was a pioneer in an era when women were excluded from many astronomy programs.
"I live and work with three basic assumptions," Rubin once wrote:
"1) There is no problem in science that can be solved by a man that cannot be solved by a woman.
"2) Worldwide, half of all brains are in women.
"3) We all need permission to do science, but, for reasons that are deeply ingrained in history, this permission is more often given to men than to women."
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Hospitalized patients treated by female doctors were slightly less likely to die.
Coding is a superpower! Here are some videos that show you just how so. And who knows? After these videos, maybe you'll make it YOUR superpower :)
Happy Computer Science Week!
Karlie Kloss is unusual in the fashion world! She scaled down her top modeling career for the time being to get a degree in computer science. Now she's taking part in Computer Science Week to encourage kids to pursue the field. Check out this playlist of YouTube videos she put together for kids and show it to a child in your life!
