STEM First! Gen.

Not why, but how it happened.

I am absolutely thrilled to announce that STEM First! Gen. was featured on the wonderful science and art magazine, NatureVolve, issue #10.

“I elevate my strengths as an analytical and creative thinker to help scientists tell their research stories.”

Big news! We’re doing profile feature articles. Learn more about how to partcipate!

“I elevate my strengths as an analytical and creative thinker to help scientists tell their research stories.”

“Science is amazing!” Learn bout Fancy Comma, LLC.’s founder, Sheeva Azma and her journey to simplify science.

Big news! We’re doing profile feature articles. Learn more about how to partcipate!

A small message for the STEM First! Gen. Community that I founded a few months ago.

Last time we read Bridging Science Education and Science Communication Research. Our awesome members shared some great thoughts with us…

Tuesday, June 8th was World Oceans Day! Check out some of the best sciart from STEM First! Gen. honouring this special day!

Many kids are exposed to fiction instead of the enthralling stories of our predecessors in science and academia, but is all hope lost?

The United States is living on borrowed water, and it is running out.

In 2011, I started my journey into the material sciences. As an undergraduate studying materials engineering, I was frequently asked ‘what…

Learn about science education and science communication with STEM First! Gen.

In this issue I want to tackle the connections between STEM & social studies/history and the idea of creating STEM friendly history…