The Pink Wave in STEM – Starting in Middle School
Author: Dana Orsini
Dana Orsini is the author and storyteller for Broadcom Foundation’s digital media properties including website, B-Inspired blog, Twitter (@BroadcomSTEM), Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and Medium while partnering with the Society for Science and the Public on further communications. Please reach her at dana@brcmfdn.orgfor further dialogue.
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