Women, people of color, people with disabilities, and LGBTQ Americans are often underrepresented in STEM jobs. Fixing the problem starts with investing in our classrooms. That is why I’ve introduced a bill to build a pipeline of diverse talent for these good-paying jobs.
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Affirmative action for STEM.?. That’s a great idea! Be sure to avoid any bridges or tunnels they design!
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They don’t need a pipeline. They just need to have an interest in pursuing the fields and getting the marketable skills. Just like everyone else who went into those fields
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No, it first starts at home.
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I’ll take pandering for 500, Alex
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Can we please and an A to that acronym STEAM... ARTS IS PART OF THE EQUATION. I’m a graphic designer that works for a National Laboratory.
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Agreed! That’s why Audacity Performing Arts Project even exists- arts education is invauable
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It takes talent, passion, drive and hard work to succeed in tech. People with those qualities will succeed regardless of the existence of a “pipeline”.
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it's always surprising to me when so-called tech people seem not to understand statistics
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