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  • Google.org Grant Will Support Spelman Project to Capture Critical Data on Women of Color in STEM

    Google org On Monday, Oct. 24, 2022, Spelman College announced a $5 million grant from Google.org, Google’s charitable arm, to the College’s Center of Excellence for Minority Women in STEM to support the development of a comprehensive data dashboard that will help shape the narrative of the impact of Black women leading, working and studying in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields. The dashboard will also scale to include the impact of women who are Indigenous and Latina. This is the largest single grant that Google.org has awarded to support a project focused on women of color in STEM.

    In addition to the grant, Google.org will provide a team of Google.org Fellows – Google engineers, product managers, UX researchers and designers – who will work with Spelman on a full time, pro bono basis to help build the data dashboard.

    "We are thankful for this generous contribution from Google.org, which will support our ability to continue Spelman’s long history of recognizing and nurturing the contributions of women of color in STEM," said Helene Gayle, M.D., MPH., president of Spelman College.

    "Black women continue to play pivotal roles in various scientific disciplines. Being able to effectively document those efforts will strengthen our ability to elevate and value the voices, research, and intersectional experiences of these women."

    To read the full release, visit Spelman’s News and Events page.



Events

Women in STEM Speaker Series

A Seminar Series Celebrating Trailblazing Women

The theme for the 2020-21 academic year is COVID-19. During this unprecedented time of a global pandemic, our campus and many others around the nation have been greatly affected. Our desire to stay at the forefront of education and research leads us to create opportunities that will allow students, faculty and the community to participate in conversations with women of color actively engaged in research related to COVID-19.

Women in STEM Speaker Series


The Future is Intersectional Speaker Series

Black Women Interrogating Technology

The Spelman College Center of Excellence for Minority Women in STEM in collaboration with the Atlanta University Center Data Science Initiative, UCLA Center for Critical Internet Inquiry and Mozilla Foundation is proud to present a series of discussions highlighting the unique intersectional lens Black women bring to the development and utilization of technology in our society. Talks will cover both the vast contributions of Black women to this field as well as the challenging and demoralizing experiences Black women have in a field where they are highly underrepresented and often undervalued.

TFI Speaker Series


CVP@Spelman Speaker Series

Customer Value Partners is a business and technology consulting firm that helps organizations prepare for a culture of continuous change. CVP has a long history of community involvement through CVP Cares, the company’s corporate initiative, which empowers the organization and the individual employees of CVP to impact four pillars: Education, Health, Veteran/Military and Human Services. The CVP Cares partnership with Spelman College includes an endowed scholarship and an event/speaker series.

CVP@Spelman Speaker Series

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Atlanta, GA 30314
404.270.5708
coe-mws@spelman.edu