Philadelphia Robotics Coalition

Robotics isn't just about building bots. It's about building community.

This Minnesota high school robotics team proved that when they stepped up as real-life heroes for a neighbor in need. This is what "Robotics in Every Neighborhood: From Cradle to Career" looks like in action.

When we invest in young people and STEM, they show up for their futures and for each other. Watch and be inspired.

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The PRC would like to highlight Sundar Pichai. He is one of the most influential leaders in global technology, overseeing products and platforms used by billions of people worldwide.

Under his leadership, Google and Alphabet have expanded advancements in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, search technology, and digital accessibility. As an Indian American leader in STEM, his success has also inspired greater representation and visibility for Asian professionals in the tech industry.

Behind every innovation is the freedom to create. Today, we honor the brave who gave their all so we could keep building a better future.

Yesterday, we had the pleasure of attending Morton McMichael’s 2nd Annual STEAM Day Fair. Throughout the day, the entire school community had the opportunity to engage in a variety of science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics activities.

We were excited to share knowledge and highlight the robotics club led by the school’s very own Ms. Greer. Watching students from Kindergarten through 8th grade explore coding and interact with the robots was an exciting experience for everyone involved.

Thank you to McMichael for inviting us to be part of such an amazing event. We look forward to participating again next year!

The PRC would like to highlight the AAPIHM with arts through Maggie Kang and Michelle L. M. Wong, who made history at the 98th Academy Awards as the first individuals of South Korean descent to win Best Animated Feature.

They earned the award for KPop Demon Hunters alongside co-director Chris Appelhans. Their achievements reflect innovation, creativity, and global impact across science, culture, and the arts.

The Philadelphia Robotics Coalition would like to take the time this month to honor Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month!

AAPIHM celebrates the achievements, stories, and contributions of Asian American and Pacific Islander communities while uplifting STEAM innovators from diverse backgrounds who continue to inspire the future. Through innovation, creativity, and leadership, these voices help shape the next generation of change makers.

…and so it begins!

Our children arrive already full; full of genius, full of curiosity, full of gifts that we as educators don't always know how to reach. RoboMath is our answer to that.

This is a space where we will tap into our girls' brilliance so deeply that their rivers of joy, love, belonging, and self-awareness will overflow. Their academics will rise right along with them. We don't just want our children to survive. We want them to thrive (Bettina L.)

Atiyah Harmon and the Black Girls Love Math®️ team, Amor Henderson, Justin Smith, and I are beyond excited to begin this journey together.

Philadelphia Robotics Coalition and Black Girls Love Math®️ are deeply grateful to the Philadelphia STEM Equity Collective for their generous grant to make RoboMath possible and for investing in the future of girls in STEM across Philadelphia.

This is just the beginning! Let's go!

Want to learn more about RoboMath? Drop a comment or send me a message. Let's go!

We would like to give a big shoutout to all of our robotics coaches who are full-time teachers first! As we celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week, we hope you all felt just how important and valued you truly are.

Thank you for the hard work, dedication, and countless hours you put into supporting your students both inside and outside of the classroom. Your passion and commitment make a lasting impact, and our students continue to benefit because of you.

We appreciate everything you do and hope you enjoyed your week of recognition!

Last week, the Philadelphia Robotics Coalition had the opportunity to table at two impactful community events!

We participated in the DHS Resource Fair at the Convention Center, where we connected with families and shared more about our mission of bringing robotics to every neighborhood. It was inspiring to engage with so many community members and introduce them to the opportunities we provide.

We also attended a community event at One Bright Ray High School, where we had the chance to speak directly with high school students about robotics and the programs available to them. Connecting with students and sparking interest in STEM was truly a highlight of the day.

The is enjoying our time at the K-12 STEM Education Event in partnership with Cora Ingrum Center. The children are fearless! Thank you for the invite!!