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We Need to Tell Our Stories with Dr. Natoshia Anderson, STEM Advocate and Author (S8:Epi 218)
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In this episode, Mary Sullivan, co-founder of Sweet but Fearless, talks with Dr. Natoshia Anderson, CEO & Founder Nerdy Brain, STEM Advocate, and Author, about her journey from Mechanical Engineer turned award-winning STEM educator and STEM gender equity/diversity and inclusion advocate. She explores the power of setting boundaries and openly communicating them with those around you and the importance of being confident in sharing your story and standing firm in your personal truths.
Dr. Anderson, has an incredible background in STEM and STEM Education. She has been able to parlay her career as a Mechanical Engineer, Engineering and Math Educator, and CEO of Nerdy STEM Queens, for the advancement of STEM in many different areas including a podcast, STEMming in Stilettos, that highlights the stories of women of color in STEM.
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MORE ABOUT LinkedIn: Dr. Natoshia Anderson Website: The Nerdy Brain Podcast: Stemming in Stilettos
BOOKS: ABC Engineering Book London Gets Curious Empowered: A Black Girl’s Guide to Building Self-Esteem
ABOUT SWEET BUT FEARLESS: Website - Sweet but Fearless LinkedIn - Sweet but Fearless
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