UPCOMING EVENTS
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PAST EVENTS
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Cafecitos with MENTOR U attendees on October 25th At the New Jersey Institute of Technology. This special session hosted by Latinas in STEM, featured members and current students sharing inspiring stories of resilience, growth, and sisterhood in STEM.
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Cafecitos all around on October 5th at XAMAN in Dallas, TX, as our local Latinas met for some connection & laughter!
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On Oct 4th, Latinas in STEM ambassador, Tatiana Castro, connected to dozens of families during the "Vamos a Pescar" event in Miami, Florida. Children of all ages had the opportunity to learn fishing skills by the parks department and community partners shared their knowledge of the natural world at their booths. Tatiana focused on the importance of plant life on land, and guided a leaf rubbing station for kids to discover plant anatomy.
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Latinas in STEM had an incredible time at Gotham FC's Celebración de la Comunidad Night in Harrison NJ, on Friday, September 26, 2025/🎉Thank you to Gotham FC for inviting us to be part of the Fan Fest and pre-game parade. We loved highlighting our work and celebrating alongside the vibrant Latinx comunidad. Big shoutout to all our supporters who came out! You brought the energy and comunidad spirit 💃🏽✨
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A huge thank you to everyone who participated in Nature Under the Microscope with Latinas in STEM x Latino Conservation Week. 💚
Together, we explored plants, insects, and leaves up close, turned observations into art, and shared creativity in community. ✨ Your curiosity and creativity made this event truly special! Stay tuned for more opportunities to connect science, art, and community. |
Making new amigas at
Cortaditos Coffee Shop in Belleville, NJ on July 27, 2025!! |
Women in STEM Career Day 2025
Inspiring the future of STEM at LA Harbor College
There is STEM in the air!
The sun shone through the clouds as the Latinas in STEM banner waved with the wind. The day was bright compared to the rainstorm the day before. The rain clouds cleared and the light coastal wind blew, a great day to explore STEM companies and organizations at the EXP Women in STEM Career Day 2025.
“Is that tree fossil? That is super cool.”-- student at the Latinas in STEM booth.
During the EXP event, Latina in STEM’s volunteer Dr. Daisy introduced various STEM activities to high school students— color coding with a robot, the fluorescent properties of orange lentils, and Silurian fossils. Students eagerly gathered around the table to take a look behind these activities and specimens. This led to discussions of transfer skills in careers, challenges along the STEM journey, science communication, and internship opportunities!
Dr. Daisy was also a STEM panelist. After the panelists briefly discussed their scientific journeys, a lively discussion between the students and the panelists occurred. The students had thoughtful questions such as “what is something you wish you did the same or differently in your career? How do you prevent burnout from your job? When should you find an internship?” The discussion was so successful, the panel went a bit over the time limit!
Latinas in STEM was thrilled to be invited to Women in STEM Career Day 2025. We interacted with over 300 high school girls with aspirations to be computer scientists, nurses, and engineers. Thank you EXP for such a great event and we cannot wait until next year!
We invite you to join our newsletter to be a part of our events. We are always looking for STEM volunteers at these events. Follow us on social media to stay updated on our latest happenings, upcoming events, and special programs..
Thank you for being a part of our story. Let's inspire and empower an inclusive space for future STEM leaders.
The sun shone through the clouds as the Latinas in STEM banner waved with the wind. The day was bright compared to the rainstorm the day before. The rain clouds cleared and the light coastal wind blew, a great day to explore STEM companies and organizations at the EXP Women in STEM Career Day 2025.
“Is that tree fossil? That is super cool.”-- student at the Latinas in STEM booth.
During the EXP event, Latina in STEM’s volunteer Dr. Daisy introduced various STEM activities to high school students— color coding with a robot, the fluorescent properties of orange lentils, and Silurian fossils. Students eagerly gathered around the table to take a look behind these activities and specimens. This led to discussions of transfer skills in careers, challenges along the STEM journey, science communication, and internship opportunities!
Dr. Daisy was also a STEM panelist. After the panelists briefly discussed their scientific journeys, a lively discussion between the students and the panelists occurred. The students had thoughtful questions such as “what is something you wish you did the same or differently in your career? How do you prevent burnout from your job? When should you find an internship?” The discussion was so successful, the panel went a bit over the time limit!
Latinas in STEM was thrilled to be invited to Women in STEM Career Day 2025. We interacted with over 300 high school girls with aspirations to be computer scientists, nurses, and engineers. Thank you EXP for such a great event and we cannot wait until next year!
We invite you to join our newsletter to be a part of our events. We are always looking for STEM volunteers at these events. Follow us on social media to stay updated on our latest happenings, upcoming events, and special programs..
Thank you for being a part of our story. Let's inspire and empower an inclusive space for future STEM leaders.