The Pacific Chapter of the Internet Society (PICISOC) is a non-profit organization that is interested in expanding internet access to remote and rural parts of the Pacific region. PICISOC is also working towards advancing technology, encouraging knowledge of coding and hosting hackathons to solve social issues.

Volunteer Appreciation Week is one of our favorite holidays. This year, Volunteer Appreciation Week runs from April 17th to 23rd. Thank you to the Pink Space Theory volunteer community!

Though rewarding, she found graduate school to be a competitive environment. Being a female in a male-dominated space came with some challenges. However, Iyer was “privileged” to have support from both her parents and mentors, who gave her needed confidence.

Plasma is an incredibly important part of our blood, just like our cells are. These two components work together seamlessly to make sure our blood can transport oxygen, nutrients, and other components to all parts of the body. Our blood is a valuable substance, one that keeps our bodies running as efficiently as they can.

Here are finance lessons parents can teach their daughters in order to make them financially savvy women!

Happy STEM/STEAM Day! This took place on November 8 this year, and was a day to celebrate all things involved with Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math! It was also a day to look at how the Arts are involved in STEM, and why the STEM to STEAM movement is so important.

With a goal of increasing young girls’ awareness around renewable energy, Pink Space Theory launched the Solar Design Stars program this month at Fred Lynn Middle School in Prince William County.

Happy Mole Day! And we’re not talking about the dark spots on your skin, or the creatures that dig around in the dirt. We’re talking about the Mole: the base unit of any amount of substance. The mole is an incredibly important value in the field of Chemistry!

Our early blogs covered the basics of money management - the value of money and the differences between needs and wants. Once you’ve talked to your daughter about those two basic concepts, it’s time to teach her how to use her money wisely…