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March 3, 2014

STEM is "on the air" at Youth Radio


Youth Radio is designed around core practices that engage youth in original research and inquiry through experimentation, development, and creative use of new technologies and tools to communicate STEM to the public. This innovative new model for collaborations between STEM researchers and under-represented youth results in digital media that impacts the youth as well as the public's understanding and engagement in science.

Credit: National Science Foundation


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