Empowering young girls & women
STEMly Bold is where intellect meets influence. Where lab coats meet lip gloss. Where code, chemistry, couture, and confidence coexist.
We are a movement designed to empower young girls and women especially women of color to see themselves not just participating in STEM but leading it.
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STEMly Bold blends technical excellence with cultural relevance​
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We don’t separate science from style.
We don’t separate innovation from identity.
We don’t ask girls to shrink to fit into STEM we expand STEM to include them.
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We make STEM tangible. Relatable. Profitable. Powerful.
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Through STEMly Bold, we also consult, doing speaking engagements and build systems helping businesses, organizations, and communities leverage technology, automation, and AI while intentionally developing the next generation of Black women in STEM.
Mentorship
Guided by industry leaders
Innovation
Hands on STEM experiences
Mission
STEMly Bold equips girls and women with the knowledge, mentorship, and real-world exposure needed to thrive in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
Vision
A future where Black young girls and women are fully represented, resourced, and respected across STEM fields building systems, leading innovation, and passing technical excellence from one generation to the next. Ensuring that Black women not only enter STEM, but thrive, lead, and leave legacy.
Meet the Faces behind the Boldness
Did You Know?
Did you know that Black women make up less than 3% of the STEM workforce in the United States, yet their contributions, from pioneering space exploration to advancing medical technologies, have been instrumental in shaping our modern world?
Did you know that while Black women make up 12% of the U.S. population, only 5% of young Black girls choose STEM majors in college, despite their immense potential to lead in these transformative fields?
The STEMly Bold Impact
When a girl understands:
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How technology shapes the world
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How chemistry creates beauty products
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How math builds generational wealth
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How engineering solves community problems
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She no longer sees STEM as intimidating. She sees it as a tool of power. And when she becomes Bold about it? She becomes unstoppable.