Black Youth in STEM

Smith Engineering at Queen's University welcomes you to our Black Youth in STEM programming! Please visit our Black Youth in STEM website for more details.

Black Youth in STEM is a club designed for children in the Kingston, Ontario area who are in grades 1 through 9. We explore Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math through fun, hands-on activities in a Black-positive space. Instructors will welcome various guest professionals and students to the sessions, and provide all materials needed for your child to engage in the activities.

Programming is delivered by current Queen's STEM students, in collaboration with Connections Engineering Outreach and with the allyship of Indigenous Futures in Engineering. Indigenous Futures has nationally recognized success in increasing Indigenous representation in the field of engineering, and their award-winning approach to culturally-informed outreach helped guide the establishment of Black Youth in STEM.

Spaces are limited in the program in order to ensure high quality interaction. Registration is at no cost to participants.

Register through the Connections Engineering Outreach system