When you use Google, or a large database, to find things, you have to
decide: “Is it any good?” 

I have collected about 100 recommended resources on women in science and engineering and posted them at http://momox.org/10x10.html. I call it the “10 x 10 List.”  The list is organized in chunks, and each chunk is a short list of selected resources customized to a particular audience. Here are some examples.

For anyone:

• Self study guide – reading for newbies
• Libraries, knowledge centers, bibliography

For parents and afterschool leaders:

• Biographies of women in science and engineering (role models)
• Video’s and CD’s designed to inspire girls
• Guides for parents and afterschool leaders
• S&E afterschool materials and kits

For educators and researchers:

• Training and consulting services, technical assistance projects
• Best practices resources – K-12
• University-level transformation/change
• International activity
• National policy reports
• Research on discrimination and women in S&E
• Statistics on diversity in S&E
• Title IX and S&E education

For girls and boys:

• Games and online activities for children

There is much more out there, of course. Hope you find these helpful!

Dr. Ruta Sevo is a consultant on work related to women in science and engineering and her interests include social justice issues, art, and writing.