"The organization’s strategy differs from traditional education models by blending entertainment with career exploration. Instead of asking middle and high school students to imagine themselves in fields where they rarely…
Thanks to funding from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center, STEAM the Streets is inviting 20 Massachusetts middle and high schools to host This Can Be You: WIND Edition assemblies at no cost…
STEAM the Streets is excited to be hiring a School Outreach Coordinator to help book 20 no-cost school assemblies across Massachusetts for the 2026–27 school year. This role supports outreach…
Our sponsorship opportunities make it possible to fund impactful, culturally relevant, career engagement programming that reaches students where they are. By sponsoring a school, you help provide access to career-connected learning…
This Can Be You! is more than a performance; it’s an experience that meets students where they are and helps them imagine where they can go. Now booking for the Spring season,…
Get your students ready for an unforgettable schooltime performance of This Can Be You - Wind Edition at the beautifully restored Zeiterion Performing Arts Center in New Bedford! This powerful show performed by DJ…
The article notes that more than half of Gen Z students say they don’t have enough information to choose a strong post-high-school path. It argues that simply giving more data isn’t…
Inspiring and Building a Diverse STEAM Talent Pipeline Read original article at ASA.orgResearch shows that nearly half of GenZ K-12 students said they don’t have enough information to make an informed decision…
On October 30th, STEAM the Streets, in partnership with CoBiz Richmond, invites you to Amplifying Opportunities, an engaging evening that brings together decision makers in education and workforce development to…
Thanks to the Golden State Warriors Community Foundation, we were able to pilot “See It and Be It” at Madison Park Academy High School in East Oakland. The program took place from February-May and left a lasting impact on both educators and students, helping to fill a college and career curricular gap, and shifting the culture of student discourse around career attainment.