With the goal of bringing students closer to science through active, accessible, and innovative learning, the international project TIMEPIX@school of the CERN & Society Foundation is being launched in Italy with the support of Fondazione Bracco. The initiative will introduce cutting-edge tools into schools to enhance the teaching and learning of STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics).
Type: progettoDiventerò
In 2012, Fondazione Bracco became a Founding Member and Main Partner of Accademia Teatro alla Scala, one of the most prestigious music and theatre schools in the world.
Confindustria’s Fondazione Giuseppina Mai, in collaboration with the Bracco Foundation and Assolombarda’s Steamiamoci project, is promoting female participation in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) studies by offering concrete opportunities for advancement to talented female students.
The aim is to reduce the high rate of early drop-outs among women in science subjects and encourage them to complete their studies.
The Bracco Foundation and Department 5 of the Directorate General of Public and Cultural Diplomacy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation have joined forces to promote “progettoDiventerò nel Mondo”, the international edition of progettoDiventerò.
“Mind the STEM Gap – Together” is an exhibition of works produced by 150 students of both sexes participating in the “Mind the STEM Gap” Manifesto, an initiative run by Fondazione Bracco to encourage girls and women to transcend sexist stereotypes by entering and prospering in the world of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM).
Mind the Stem Gap is Fondazione Bracco’s Manifesto in support of access to STEM disciplines for women, overcoming gender stereotypes. Read, share and sign the Mind the STEM Gap Manifesto!
Women make up just 34% of researchers in Italy according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD ). The percentage is very low, but it is rising. The Pathways for Transversal Skills and Orientation (PCTO) is guiding the “Week as a woman scientist ”, created in 2016 by the Bracco Foundation in collaboration with Centro Università degli Studi di Milano (CusMiBio). The initiative, which is aimed at girls in their fourth year of secondary school or technical college, revolves around the six points set out in the #Forwomeninscience manifesto.
For the academic year 2020-2021, Fondazione Bracco Foundation is supporting Scuola Musicale dell’Associazione Jubilate by offering bursaries for classical music students.
Named in memory of Professor Renato Ugo, the scholarships, initiated by AIRI and generously supported by Fondazione Bracco and partners, is intended for talented undergraduates interested in pursuing research and innovation in chemistry and related sciences.
The Bracco Foundation and DeAScuola, in collaboration with the “100 women against stereotypes” project (#100esperte), have arranged a new multidisciplinary and cross-sectoral training course consisting of three webinars for teachers and one for students from junior and senior secondary schools.