Celebrating Black History in STEM

February is Black History Month—let’s celebrate now (and throughout the year), by learning about some Black leaders, visionaries, and innovators in the STEM fields, as well as some organizations that are working to help historically underrepresented groups achieve their academic and career goals in science!

Click through these images, and then, to learn more about the lives and work of these scientists and visit the websites for the listed organizations, follow the below links.

Please note, this, by no means, is meant to be a comprehensive list of people who have contributed to science, technology, engineering, or mathematics, nor is it meant to give a complete collection of information about these people. Think of it instead as a jumping off point to find out more about someone you're already are familiar with or to start learning about someone you haven't heard of before.


Guion Bluford

Image via NASA


Kimberly Bryant

Image via Elle.com/Kimberly Bryant


George Washington Carver

Image Via NBCNEWS.Com


Bessie Coleman

Image via Wikimedia


Rebecca Lee Crumpler

Image Via PBS.ORG


Christine Darden

Image via NASA


Charles Drew

Image via healthmatters.nyp.org


Victor J. Glover

Image via NASA


Mary Jackson

Image via NASA


Mae Jemison

Image via NASA


Katherine Johnson

Image Via NASA


Lonnie Johnson

Image via Atlanta Tribune


Jerry Lawson

Image via NYTimes.com


Ronald McNair

Image via NASA


Charles Henry Turner

Image via CPNAS.org


Gladys West

Image via the Free Lance-star


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