Making STEM for everyone: reaching under-served audiences (open access)

By Laura Hobbs, Laura Fogg-Rogers

Issue 375 | Page 19 | Published Jan 2020

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Three projects are presented as examples of practice in engaging under-served audiences (children with special educational needs, women and girls, and young carers) with science.

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