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The National Informal STEM Education Network brings people together to engage in STEM, understand our world, and build a better future for everyone.

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• September 12, 2023 - Solar Eclipse Event Planning for October 14, 2023 - A Review of the Newest Resources for Engaging the Public
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Solar Eclipse - Saturday, October 14, 2023

An annular solar eclipse will be experienced in the US from Oregon to Texas; all of North America will have at least a partial solar eclipse
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Big STEM Celebrations

Resources for
• National Nanotechnology Day (October)
• Solar Eclipse (October 2023)
• National Chemistry Week (October)
• Halloween Spooky Science (October)
• Solar Eclipse (April 2024)

and much more!

NISE Network partner organizations engage

over 15 million members of the public in high quality STEM educational programming each year.

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The NISE Network fosters collaboration and draws on the collective strengths of our partners.

NISE Network partners work together to activate and broaden lifelong STEM engagement that helps learners achieve their goals. We built the Network by doing work together, and that’s also how we achieve our impact. Hundreds of organizations and thousands of professionals and volunteers around the country collaborate to create and use our resources and practices--reaching millions of people each year.

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The most important thing about the NISE Network is the capacity to partner with other institutions. Actually doing work together creates a deeper level of partnership and exchange. It’s what Network has really contributed to the field.

RAY VANDIVER

Tulsa Children’s Museum Discovery Lab

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