Association for Multicultural Science Education

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Wishing you a wonderful day Dr. Omah M. Duncan 🎉‼️ 🥳

🔬 Four new workshops. Four powerful ways to elevate science teaching.

Join us Thursday, July 23 (2–3 PM ET) for a first look at NSTA's newest professional learning offerings, from sensemaking with place-based data to supporting multilingual learners and navigating AI in the science classroom.

Whether you're a science/STEM coordinator, district leader, or just exploring what's next for your team, this free session will help you find the right fit for your educators.

📅 Thursday, July 23 | 2:00–3:00 PM ET
🖥️ Free | Online
👉 Register: https://bit.ly/3RGrazQ

🌕 57 Years of Inspiration. Infinite Possibilities. 🚀

Today, we celebrate the 57th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing—a milestone that reminds us what is possible when curiosity, courage, innovation, and collaboration come together.

At the Association for Multicultural Science Education (AMSE), we honor the pioneers who expanded the boundaries of human knowledge while inspiring the next generation of scientists, engineers, educators, and explorers from every background.

The journey to the moon began with a question. The next great discovery could begin with a student in your classroom.

Science for All. Future for Everyone. 🌎🔬✨


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🌕 57 Years of Inspiration. Infinite Possibilities. 🚀

Today, we celebrate the 57th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing—a milestone that reminds us what is possible when curiosity, courage, innovation, and collaboration come together.

At the Association for Multicultural Science Education (AMSE), we honor the pioneers who expanded the boundaries of human knowledge while inspiring the next generation of scientists, engineers, educators, and explorers from every background.

The journey to the moon began with a question. The next great discovery could begin with a student in your classroom.

Science for All. Future for Everyone. 🌎🔬✨

Enjoy the summer edition of Stellar 💫 Reach out to me if you’d like to learn more about the editor and future museum curator, 👏🏾

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Advocacy in action…Click the link 🔗 to learn more and sign the letter ✍🏽

The National Council of Nonprofits invites local, state, national, and international organizations to sign a letter opposing sweeping proposed changes to federal grantmaking that would harm nonprofits and communities.

If implemented, the proposal would create significant financial risk and instability for federal grantees, making it more difficult to provide vital services to communities. The proposal attempts to grant unprecedented discretion to any administration to withhold, suspend, or terminate grants, or change terms and conditions mid-performance, forcing grantees to operate in a shifting environment. The proposal would allow an administration to determine federal awards based on partisan ideology, rather than objective criteria, community needs, and congressional intent, while decreasing public transparency throughout the process.

Oppose Sweeping Changes to Federal Grantmaking The National Council of Nonprofits invites local, state, national, and international organizations to sign a letter opposing sweeping proposed changes to federal grantmaking that would harm nonprofits and communities.

🇺🇸 Celebrating 250 Years of American Independence 🇺🇸

Today, as our nation celebrates 250 years of independence, the Association for Multicultural Science Education (AMSE) reflects on the enduring promise that opportunity should be available to every generation.

America’s strength has always been fueled by the curiosity, resilience, and contributions of people from every culture, community, and background. The discoveries that have shaped our nation—and the innovations that will shape its future—are made possible when every learner is empowered to ask questions, solve problems, and imagine new possibilities.

At AMSE, we believe that science education is one of the greatest investments we can make in our country’s future. By supporting educators, promoting equitable access to high-quality science learning, and inspiring students from all backgrounds to pursue STEM pathways, we help prepare the next generation of scientists, engineers, educators, healthcare professionals, and innovators who will lead America into its next 250 years.

As we honor this historic milestone, let us recommit ourselves to ensuring that every student has the opportunity to explore, discover, and lead in STEM.

Together, we celebrate our nation’s past, embrace its diversity, and inspire a future where innovation is strengthened by every voice.

Happy 250th Birthday, America! 🇺🇸

“Science thrives when every voice and perspective is represented.”
— Dr. Sharon Delesbore, President
Association for Multicultural Science Education

🇺🇸 Celebrating 250 Years of American Independence 🇺🇸

Today, as our nation celebrates 250 years of independence, the Association for Multicultural Science Education (AMSE) reflects on the enduring promise that opportunity should be available to every generation.

America’s strength has always been fueled by the curiosity, resilience, and contributions of people from every culture, community, and background. The discoveries that have shaped our nation—and the innovations that will shape its future—are made possible when every learner is empowered to ask questions, solve problems, and imagine new possibilities.

At AMSE, we believe that science education is one of the greatest investments we can make in our country’s future. By supporting educators, promoting equitable access to high-quality science learning, and inspiring students from all backgrounds to pursue STEM pathways, we help prepare the next generation of scientists, engineers, educators, healthcare professionals, and innovators who will lead America into its next 250 years.

As we honor this historic milestone, let us recommit ourselves to ensuring that every student has the opportunity to explore, discover, and lead in STEM.

Together, we celebrate our nation’s past, embrace its diversity, and inspire a future where innovation is strengthened by every voice.