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The ‘child of the dump’ from ‘Girl Rising’ is now a college grad

When it opened in March 2013, the Intel-backed film “Girl Rising” helped kickstart a global movement...
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Beyond the Cube: Connecting the Unconnected

This blog was published on the behalf of Mika Ansley, MVE Ops Technical Program Manager and Malawi v...
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How I Ended Up as a STEM Mentor for a PBS Tween Show

This blog was published on behalf of Orietta Verdugo. Orietta is currently the Technical Assistant a...
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Girl Rising: Five Years Later

This week the world will celebrate International Women’s Day recognizing the social, economic, cultu...
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Action Fights Doubt: Encourage Girls to Believe in Themselves

This blog was posted on behalf of Pia Wilson-Body. Pia is the Executive Director of the Intel Founda...
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Our Progress to Connect Women to Opportunity through Technology

This blog was posted on behalf of Suraj Shah. Suraj is the Africa Programs Manager at Intel and is d...
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Growing Pains with Great Rewards

This blog was posted on behalf of Nyasha Riley. Nyasha is the US Marketing Manager for the Corporate...
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Girls Day 2017: Inspiring Careers in the Automotive Technology Industry

This blog was posted on behalf of Guenther Juenger. Guenther is the director of Corporate Affairs fo...
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Intel She Will Connect: Connecting U.S. middle school girls to innovation experiences

This blog was posted on behalf of Pia Wilson-Body. Pia is the Executive Director of the Intel Founda...
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HERMANAS: A Bold STEM Outreach Model for Girls in Disenfranchised Communities

This blog was posted on behalf of Gabriela A. Gonzalez. She is Deputy Director of U.S. Corporate Aff...
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Young Girls Need to See What They Can Be!

This blog was posted on behalf of Pia Wilson-Body. Pia is the Executive Director of the Intel Founda...
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A Quest to Close the Gender Digital Divide: How Are We Doing?

This blog was posted on behalf of Marne Dunn. Marne leads the Intel® She Will Connect Program, focus...
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Digital Literacy Brings a Fresh Take on Entrepreneurship

While participating in Intel® She Will Connect and building digital literacy skills, women are inspi...
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Digital Caravan Brings Opportunity to Women

To reach women where they are, a caravan loaded with laptops and training software began traveling t...
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A Path Appears: Moving from Challenges to Solutions

Over the past few years Intel has collaborated on a number of projects to raise awareness and cataly...
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Committing to Action: Girls and STEM at CGI

Late last month, President Clinton, Secretary Clinton, and Chelsea Clinton hosted the fourth meeting...
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Footprints and Hand Prints in Emerging Markets

What’s the difference between your company’s footprint and its hand print? I contemplated this deep ...
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Changing the Paradigm of Classrooms: New Study on Intel Teach and Impact on Girls

Classrooms have seriously changed since I was a kid. The other day I awkwardly sat on a miniature 5-...
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“Behind the Scenes” with CNN, Take 17…

“Intel Renee, San Francisco. Take 17.” Yes, it took 17 ‘takes’ to shoot a 20 second clip of me for I...
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Helping Women “Level Up”: Gaming For Good Meets Global Education

This blog was posted on behalf of Kellie Kreiser, Executive Director of Thunderbird for Good and the...
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Investing in Skills Development: Girls and Digital Literacy

This blog was posted on behalf of Renee Kuriyan, Intel's Director of Social Impact.“We have access t...
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She Will Innovate: New Changemakers and Ashoka Fellows

“Ashoka knows that when women and girls have a chance to succeed, everybody wins,” said Ashoka Presi...
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Lessons from Hematite

This blog was posted on behalf of Minea Moore, a Strategic Sourcing Manager in Intel’s Corporate Str...
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Celebrating Girls Education in Rwanda

The Intel Education Service Corps (IESC) is a short-term service and career development opportunity ...
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Engineering Your Own Success

This story was posted on behalf of Bill Davidson, Media and Communications Manager at Intel New Mexi...
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