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The Engineering Navigator is a prototype AI-powered platform that connects students, families, and educators to engineering opportunities across the U.S. To show the power of this tool, we're focusing on North Carolina, where we're mapping local events and programs to show what's possible when communities are connected.
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5 public policy Events Found
Capitol Day
Participants will learn about the process of passing laws in the Nebraska Legislature and how to effectively communicate with policymakers before breaking into small groups to visit directly with state senators. This event is open to all women in STEM careers and is ideal for those who have little previous experience advocating for public policy. There will be an optional virtual meeting on Monday, March 2 to help participants prepare for the experience. Agenda includes: 9:15am - Presentation from a state senator, 10am - Observe legislative debate, 10:30am - Visit in small groups with state senators, Noon - Lunch and debrief. Event hosts: ACEC Nebraska, Bio Nebraska, Nebraska Cures.
Nebraska State Capitol
$30.00 - Registr...
$30.00 - Registration is $30
3/5/26
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5
Capitol Day
Participants will learn about the process of passing laws in the Nebraska Legislature and how to effectively communicate with policymakers before breaking into small groups to visit directly with state senators. This event is open to all women in STEM careers and is ideal for those who have little previous experience advocating for public policy. There will be an optional virtual meeting on Monday, March 2 to help participants prepare for the experience. Agenda includes: 9:15am - Presentation from a state senator, 10am - Observe legislative debate, 10:30am - Visit in small groups with state senators, Noon - Lunch and debrief. Event hosts: ACEC Nebraska, Bio Nebraska, Nebraska Cures.
$30.00 - Registr...
$30.00 - Registration is $30
In-Person
Mar 5, 4:00 PM ET
Women In Stem
Policy Advocacy
Government
Legislative Process
Professional Development
Networking
Public Policy
Nebraska
Stem Careers
02-10-2026
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Capitol Day 2026
Participants will learn about the process of passing laws in the Nebraska Legislature and how to effectively communicate with policymakers before breaking into small groups to visit directly with state senators. This event is open to all women in STEM careers and is ideal for those who have little previous experience advocating for public policy. There will be an optional virtual meeting on Monday, March 2 to help participants prepare for the experience. Agenda: 9:15am - Presentation from a state senator, 10am - Observe legislative debate, 10:30am - Visit in small groups with state senators, Noon - Lunch and debrief. Hosted by: ACEC Nebraska, Bio Nebraska, Nebraska Cures.
Nebraska State Capitol
$30.00 - Registr...
$30.00 - Registration fee
3/5/26
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Mar
5
Capitol Day 2026
Participants will learn about the process of passing laws in the Nebraska Legislature and how to effectively communicate with policymakers before breaking into small groups to visit directly with state senators. This event is open to all women in STEM careers and is ideal for those who have little previous experience advocating for public policy. There will be an optional virtual meeting on Monday, March 2 to help participants prepare for the experience. Agenda: 9:15am - Presentation from a state senator, 10am - Observe legislative debate, 10:30am - Visit in small groups with state senators, Noon - Lunch and debrief. Hosted by: ACEC Nebraska, Bio Nebraska, Nebraska Cures.
$30.00 - Registr...
$30.00 - Registration fee
In-Person
Mar 5, 3:00 PM ET
Women In Stem
Advocacy
Policy
Government
Networking
Professional Development
Nebraska
Legislative Process
Public Policy
02-10-2026
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Kentucky Academy of Science - Science Policy Committee Meeting
This committee works on various initiatives advancing scientifically sound public policy in Kentucky. Contact Madison Flory for meeting details.
Virtual
Free
3/11/26
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Mar
11
Kentucky Academy of Science - Science Policy Committee Meeting
This committee works on various initiatives advancing scientifically sound public policy in Kentucky. Contact Madison Flory for meeting details.
Free
Virtual
Mar 11, 5:30 PM ET
02-11-2026
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Focus Forward: Minds and Machines Grant Opportunity
Grant opportunity for Focus Forward conference attendees to implement AI and emerging technology projects. Collaborative effort among education, economic development and public policy leaders. Application opens April 2, 2026 and closes June 1, 2026 at 11:59 PM. At least two grants of up to $10,000 will be awarded.
Virtual
$10,000.00 - Gra...
$10,000.00 - Grants of up to $10,000 available
4/2/26
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2
Focus Forward: Minds and Machines Grant Opportunity
Grant opportunity for Focus Forward conference attendees to implement AI and emerging technology projects. Collaborative effort among education, economic development and public policy leaders. Application opens April 2, 2026 and closes June 1, 2026 at 11:59 PM. At least two grants of up to $10,000 will be awarded.
$10,000.00 - Gra...
$10,000.00 - Grants of up to $10,000 available
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Apr 2, 2026
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UChicago Data Science Institute Summer Lab
Paid research engagement pairing students with mentors for data-driven research across domains including public policy and social impact. Competitive; data science research roles are limited and merit-based. Eligibility: Chicago-area high school students (and undergraduates); non-local eligibility varies by year. Duration: ~8 weeks (June 15 - Aug 7, 2026). Structure: Mentor pairing with faculty researchers, Project work with data analysis, team collaboration, research methodology, Final symposium or poster presentation. A paid, immersive program where students apply data science and computer science skills to address social challenges.
University of Chicago
Program is funde...
Program is funded and may include a stipend; students are not charged tuition
6/15/26
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15
UChicago Data Science Institute Summer Lab
Paid research engagement pairing students with mentors for data-driven research across domains including public policy and social impact. Competitive; data science research roles are limited and merit-based. Eligibility: Chicago-area high school students (and undergraduates); non-local eligibility varies by year. Duration: ~8 weeks (June 15 - Aug 7, 2026). Structure: Mentor pairing with faculty researchers, Project work with data analysis, team collaboration, research methodology, Final symposium or poster presentation. A paid, immersive program where students apply data science and computer science skills to address social challenges.
Program is funde...
Program is funded and may include a stipend; students are not charged tuition
In-Person
Jun 15, 1:00 AM ET
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