Explore the History of Women Chasing Eclipses with TxGCP

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There are thousands of eclipse resources, websites, activity and event listings, and more. Below are a few of our Texas Girls Collaborative Project favorites to help you get ready for the eclipse on Monday, April 8:

 

·    Hill Country Alliance Eclipse Portal with Resources, Activities, and Event Listings

·    McDonald Observatory, The University of Texas at Austin Resources, Activities and Guides

·    NASA Eclipse Resources, Videos, Stories

·    National Science Teachers Association Eclipse Observer Guides and Handouts, Webinars and more

 

Get inspired AND learn about Women in STEM connections to eclipses and the history of women chasing eclipses! Check out this featured session from the TxGCP Texas Women and Girls in STEM Summit this past December: "Totality Over Texas, April 8, 2024 - Sparking STEM Curiosity During the Total Eclipse" presented by Dawn Davies, Night Sky Program Manager, Hill Country Alliance. THANKS, Dawn, for sharing your passion and getting us even MORE excited about the upcoming eclipse!

 

 

Tricia Berry

Pronouns: she, her, hers

Executive Director and Collaboration Lead, Texas Girls Collaborative Project

 

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The Texas Girls Collaborative Project (TxGCP) is a statewide network of advocates and educators from non-profits, K-12 schools, universities and colleges, and companies from across Texas and beyond who are committed to motivating and supporting women and girls to pursue and thrive in careers in STEM. TxGCP leads the annual Texas Women & Girls in STEM Summit, disseminates curriculum and effective practices and supports a network of collaborators, resource sharing and STEM communications throughout the state.TxGCP is a state collaborative of the National Girls Collaborative Project and is powered by STEMwise Connections.