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  • Engineer Girl
  • www.engineergirl.org
  • Site intended for girls that highlights opportunities in engineering careers in the United States. Includes links, profiles of women engineers, and interactive features.
4.3
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>120
6
  • The Daphne Jackson Trust
  • www.daphnejackson.org
  • Enables scientists, engineers and IT specialists to return to work in the UK after a career break.
3.9
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>30
6
  • European Platform of Women Scientists
  • www.epws.org
  • The European Platform of Women Scientists will give European women scientists a voice in the research policy debate. The aim is to promote the understanding of the gender issue in science.
3.5
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>10
6
4.1
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<10
6
  • GirlGeeks
  • www.girlgeeks.org
  • Career site for women in information technology, providing access to jobs, mentors, training and career development resources to help techy women get ahead.
3.8
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<10
5
  • Women Scientists
  • www.iwaswondering.com
  • A project of the National Academy of Sciences intended for young people; aims to showcase the accomplishments of contemporary women in science.
3.6
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<10
6
  • Girls Go Tech
  • www.girlsgotech.org
  • Encourages girls to become interested in math, science, and technology. Also contains games, careers information, and other resources.
3.7
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<5
6
  • WomenTechWorld - the Women's Technician Club
  • www.womentechworld.org
  • Forum for women in technology and trade careers to network with other women technicians and/or employers – offering job listings, e-mentoring, biographies of women role models and an email discussion group.
3.5
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<5
5
  • Mums in Science
  • www.mumsinscience.net
  • A forum and portal for all to discuss issues (from the lighthearted to the very serious) surrounding being a Mother in the scientific world.
5.0
(6)
<5
4
  • The Gender Chip Project
  • www.genderchip.org
  • "The Gender Chip Project" documentary and companion materials designed to assist teachers, parents and mentors who are encouraging girls to the pursue careers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
3.5
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5
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