7News Article + Video: Building wind turbines gives middle school girls hands-on STEM learning
DUMFRIES, Va. (7News) — 7News was there on Tuesday when a group of girls at Potomac Middle School in Dumfries finalized the wind turbines they were building as part of an after-school program on green energy.
The seven-week-long program, “Girl Power—Intro to Green Energy”, was put together by a nonprofit group called Pink Space Theory with the support of a $7,500 grant from Dominion Energy.
Join us in celebrating Space Week, October 4-10, where the wonders of space, science, and the universe ignite curiosity in young minds. At Pink Space Theory, we’re dedicated to sparking that passion for exploration and empowering future scientists and engineers to dream big. Every event during Space Week opens doors to the mysteries of the cosmos, inspiring the next generation of explorers to reach for the stars.
Check out our new pilot program, the Beauty of Science and Engineering. The Beauty of Science and Engineering program empowers middle school girls to explore the exciting world of science and engineering through hands-on experiences and inspirational encounters. Let's dive into the details of this innovative initiative and see how it is shaping the future of STEM!
Seeing change happen is great, but using that energy to make real changes is even better. Every little bit helps, no matter how small, and can start something big that makes our community better. On September 19, support us through PWC Gives!
Get ready to dive into the exciting world of STEM activities! STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. It's all about exploring, creating, and discovering new things while having a blast. Let's combine the sunny days of summer with cool experiments and projects that will spark your curiosity and imagination.
Creating Space for the LOVE of STEAM Learning. Ignite the passion for the environment in girls with our innovative Pink Space Theory approach, as they come together to build a rain barrel for their school community. Join us and support girls in STEM education today with our programs in Northern Virginia!
This Women’s History Month, let’s each take a minute to reflect on the simple luxuries of daily life. We tend to take them for granted because the seem to have just always been there. But many things we rely on everyday were invented by women and changed the way we live.
This Women's History Month, Pink Space Theory wants to shed light on an often-overlooked aspect of women's well-being, especially those pursuing Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) careers.
Explore the empowering journeys of women who have transitioned from academic learning to leadership roles in STEM fields. This story showcases the challenges and triumphs of women in STEM, offering valuable lessons and inspiration for the Northern Virginia community. Follow us for more inspiring STEM news updates.
National Mentoring Month is an annual campaign celebrated in January, dedicated to raising awareness about the power and impact of mentoring. It's a time to recognize and honor the contributions of mentors while encouraging individuals to become mentors themselves. Pink Space Theory contributes by offering a robust STEM program for kids in Northern Virginia.
Thankful. Just a single word, yet it carries a world of meaning. In different moments, it wears the mask of gladness or contentment. Sometimes it shines through as simple satisfaction, or as the light of pure joy. Ah, joy—that feeling that dances in our hearts and reminds us how deeply we can feel!