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Interesting opportunities to participate in the wider conversation. Mostly virtual, online programs but also some in-person events.

Science + Icons = Sc-Icons. Looking include diverse STEM professionals in a report or project but don’t know where to start? Our list is a mix of well-known names and lesser-known figures, both living and past, who have made significant contributions to science, technology, engineering, math, and medicine.

DSB advisors and other subject-area experts share their professional experiences, personal insights, and book recommendations. Hear from STEM professionals, educators, DEI advocates, and others working to diversify the sciences.

Explore STEM content from a more artistic angle -- through poetry, humor, story contests, movie reviews, or science on stage.

Learn about organizations and individuals who are doing great work in a similar space -- people, companies, nonprofits, institutions, and small groups whose missions also lift up diverse creators and work to increase representation in STEM.

Going cover to cover, book by book. Find book reviews, book appreciations, recommendations for book pairings, special reading lists, and sometimes even a peek inside with a reprint by permission.

Bibliophile = one who loves reading. This category includes anything related to books that’s not in the Book Look category. Special topics on reading and writing and the joy they bring.

Wider discussions on equity issues in publishing, in STEM fields, and across society . We look at progress made and the journey ahead towards full representation. News and research that is making headlines.

Learn more about science, medicine, math, technology, and engineering topics. History of science helps contextualize and add relevance to discussions of scientific developments. Plus, it’s fascinating! So is looking ahead to what’s on the horizon in the future of STEM.