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Montana organizations can access a free database of imagery of women in STEM, such as this photo of Kris Inman, a fish and wildlife biologist from Ennis. (Image courtesy IF/THEN Collection.
BOZEMAN - The Montana Girls STEM Collaborative is offering mini grants of $500 to $1,000 for youth organizations that use multimedia assets from a database that features women scientists and engineers. The collaborative is a statewide network housed within the Science Math Resource Center in the Department of Education at Montana State University and has a co-leader at the University of Montana.
The database, called the IF/THEN Collection, was created by Lyda Hill Philanthropies to enhance the perception of women in science, technology, engineering and math careers. The collection features...