Interesting Web Sites-Reports and Research

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Thanks to Esther Lumsdon for pointing out an article on the new EF report:
The 3rd Shift: Women Learning Online
There is also a press release from Aug. 17 that appears related to that research: www.aauw.org/1000/press_release/010817.html

On Sept. 25, members had the opportunity to talk with AAUW Executive Director Jacqueline Woods in a live, moderated discussion about the future direction of our organization. Read the transcript at www.aauw.org/6000/live/instructions.html

List of all the previous winners of the Juvenile Literature Award: www.lib.unc.edu/ncc/onl/litawards.html#aauw

Report from the AAUW LAF Office:
Gender Intelligence examines factors that often impede the ability of women faculty members to experience the same opportunities and rewards as their male colleagues. It is a report on a January 2001 roundtable discussion convened by the Association and the Knight Collaborative as a follow-up to the 1999 Study on the Status of Women Faculty in Science at MIT, and makes suggestions to attack the issues that the Study documented. An online version is available at www.irhe.upenn.edu/pubs

NC Women & Math Network Mentoring Program for women who have careers in the fields of mathematics, science, or technology serves eighth grade girls from public middle schools in Wake and Durham counties. Last year 162 students and 89 mentors took part in the program's eighth year. It aims to encourage girls who have an interest in mathematics to "stay on the math path." See: www.WomenandMathMentoring.org

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