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STEM From Dance is a nonprofit organization based in New York City, founded by MIT graduate Yamilee Toussaint. Established in 2011-2012, it focuses on empowering girls of color, ages 10-18, to pursue careers in STEM by integrating dance with science, technology, engineering, and math education. The organization aims to break down barriers such as gender stereotypes and confidence gaps, fostering a supportive community that promotes racial and gender equality. The organization offers a range of hands-on, project-based programs that blend dance and STEM skills. These include short-term Pop-Ups and Clubs, immersive summer camps, and college access initiatives. Participants engage in activities like choreography, coding, and tech device creation, culminating in electrifying performances that showcase their skills. STEM From Dance has served over 3,000 girls, with a focus on year-round engagement and continuous improvement based on student feedback. Through partnerships with schools and community organizations, it creates pathways for girls to explore their potential in STEM fields.
Woodcraft Rangers is a non-profit organization based in Los Angeles, California, founded in 1922. It focuses on guiding underserved youth aged 4 to 18 through holistic, community-aligned expanded learning programs. The organization was established by Ernest Thompson Seton, who believed in the potential of every child. Over the years, Woodcraft Rangers has evolved into a leading provider of afterschool, summer, and outdoor education services in Southern California. The organization offers a variety of enriching programs that emphasize exploration, creativity, and human connection, often at little to no cost. Key initiatives include afterschool programs at over 140 public schools in high-need areas, summer learning camps, and new tennis programs in partnership with the USTA. Woodcraft Rangers serves approximately 14,000 to 25,000 youth annually, supported by a dedicated staff of over 500. Its mission is to help young people explore pathways to purposeful lives, fostering a vision of positive change and community connection.