Idea2form

We’re kicking-off an ongoing series that celebrates our community of partners, collaborators, and team members who we absolutely adore and wouldn’t be here without. Our first series of posts are dedicated to our client , an organization that was developed by and for BIPOC women.

Self-eSTEM ignites pride, purpose, and possibility among BIPOC girls and women through STEM. They address systemic barriers in STEM for BIPOC women & girls through education, trainings, workshops, and providing access to a network of like minded women in the field who offer students insights and community that will last a lifetime.

On the second slide we highlight the Self-eSTEM summer camp. It’s a week-long camp that provides project-based activities focused on exploring new STEM concepts while developing their entrepreneurial, digital and technological skills. The goal is to spark STEM curiosity (often referred to as a “growth mindset”), and ignite critical thinking to address challenges within the student’s own communities and beyond.

Please follow to see what the new face and culture of STEM looks like and the impact they’re having in the Bay Area.

In our latest blog post by our teammate MaríaEmilia Morazán (.nails.long.tongue) we discuss the subject of why social impact organizations need marketing. Using her experience as a digital organizer, MaríaEmilia shares how important it is to invest in marketing to define and amplify the reach of your messaging as an organization. Click the link in bio to read more.

Earlier this year one of our team members in Mexico City (Rey Robles) experienced a phenomenal exhibition at Museo Franz Mayer titled “Diseño En Femenino: México 1940-2022”. In an industry dominated by men this show focused on four decades of design from weaving, embroidery, textiles, graphic design and so much more to demonstrate the broad intellectual spectrum of women in design.

Works featured are by Rocío Mireles Gavito, Ximena Pérez Grobet, Anne-Marie Midy, Melissa Aldrete, Marcela Calderón Bony, and Emma Gavaldon v.L. Boomkamp.