The Evolution of STEM Education and Why Diversity Matters
Presenting the 23nd fabulous year of the Darwin Day Birthday Gala, Sacramento's coolest, most singular, most go-to event of science and humanity, brought to you by area science advocates, civic groups and nerds on too much coffee, and marking Charles Darwin's 212th birthday. A free, online event, open to all.
You know about Darwin Day, or should. It's a science-rush like no other, a celebration of scientific inquiry honoring of the life and work of the great Charles Darwin (b. 12 February 1809), sponsored worldwide by community and educational groups. We support it and commend it to all our friends in the Sacramento community of reason. Because science! And what's science but reason in the trenches?
The 2021 program will begin at 2:30 o’clock post meridiem. You can attend by video from the cozy comfort and lockdown safety of your home. The keynote speaker will be Kelly K. McDonald, Professor of Biological Sciences and Director of the Center for Science and Math Success at California State University Sacramento. Her talk will focus on diversity and inclusion in STEM education (STEM = Science Technology Engineering Math), with an emphasis on social justice and anti-racist practices.
Admission is free, via online Video. But it helps to RSVP ahead of time. Then you'll receive a convenient Videoconference link by email. RSVP here: