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Supporting COLLABORATORS

The Social Scientist
The Social Scientist is an online platform that provides a community of STEM professionals volunteering their time to help with career/life advice. The idea behind this are the many issues we face trying to connect with others. What we believe our fields are missing are people who can give a complete view of their work, environment and what it took for them to get here. We want to provide an accessible and engaging atmosphere to help both professionals and enthusiasts looking for guidance. From the high school student interested in STEM but unsure where to start, to the associate editor gearing up to editor-in-chief, we want to provide support for all parties interested.

We have a growing community of STEM volunteers in the fields of academia, industry, writing/publishing, US government, and alternative careers. Check out www.thesocialscientist.org and follow us on Twitter/Instagram/FaceBook @thesocscientist.

Shoestring Science
Shoestring Science is a new, STEM education blog focused on proving hands-on STEM content on a shoestring budget. It was started by Hannah Weiss and Jordan Thayer, two former museum educators and geeks who love using geeky topics to create engaging educational opportunities. Check us out at: Shoestringsci.com
Instagram and twitter: @shoestring_sci

Scientists are Superheroes Too
Scientists are Superheroes too is a student resource and lecture/ workshop series to help change the scientist stereotype, and focuses on getting children to go outside, explore, and play sports, engaging and empowering youth to climate actions, and promote healthy and environmentally sustainable lifestyles. The project was founded by Captain Breezy Grenier, FRGS, an ocean scientist by education, and mariner and educator by trade. She is a modern day explorer and real life mermaid, with the ocean being her home, her workplace, and her playground. A US Coast Guard Veteran, her work ranges from serving as licensed boat captain aboard multiple vessels and managing an amateur sailing team, to joining scientific expeditions around the world. If that wasn’t enough, in her free time she is a certified snowboarding, scuba diving, and boating instructor. 
To help draw the connections between her work, passions, and hobbies, Breezy founded, Scientists are Superheroes too, which is to help change the scientist stereotype, and focuses on getting children to go outside, explore, and play sports, engaging and empowering youth to climate actions, and promote healthy and environmentally sustainable lifestyles. She also is the founder of Eco-Elders, which promotes connecting generations, creating a knowledge exchange focusing on sharing life and [home] maker skills, aimed at reducing and reusing habits to combat our ocean plastics problem. 
She is a member of the Sedna Epic Expedition and eXXpedition Round the World, to exemplify how participating in sports can contribute to valuable scientific research and be the forerunner for consumer driven environmental change.

To learn more check out www.BreezySeas.com