Dear Collaborative Leadership Team Members, March Meeting: This is a reminder that our Collaborative Community Meeting will be happening Wednesday, March 13, 2019 at 11:00AM Pacific/2:00PM Eastern (connection details below). We will be hearing from Timothy Fowler, Professional Development Director for the New York State Network for Youth Success and Chris Neitzey, Director of STEM Initiatives for the Afterschool Alliance. Timothy and Chris will be focusing on 'The Role of Men in Collaboratives, Champions Boards, and Events.' Wednesday, March 13, 2019 at 11:00AM Pacific/2:00PM Eastern Connection Details: http://connectpro35337274.adobeconnect.com/ngcplteams<http://connectpro35337274.adobeconnect.com/ngcplteams/> Please note: Test your connection using this link: http://connectpro35337274.adobeconnect.com/common/help/en/support/meeting_test.htm. Downloads are required and must be installed prior to entering the room. We recommend you perform the test several hours in advance of the meeting. Enter the Adobe Connect meeting room 10 minutes prior to the meeting start time to test your sound and allow time to resolve potential audio or technical issues. June Meeting: We have made a change to the June meeting to partner with SciGirls. So many of you are involved in SciGirls programming, we felt that scheduling this webinar in the NGCP Community meeting time period would be helpful to you. The new SciGirls Strategies, based on a comprehensive literature review and extensive feedback from SciGirls educators and trainers, will debut on June 12th via a special one-hour SciGirls/National Girls Collaborative Live Stream starting at 1pm CT. (This work is funded by the National Science Foundation.) You will need to register for this webinar here: https://ngcproject.org/scigirls-strategies-live-stream-0. A revised NGCP Community Meeting schedule is attached. We hope to see many of you at NAA and NSTA in the coming weeks! Karen Karen Peterson, Founder & Chief Executive Officer The National Girls Collaborative and The Connectory @ngcproject @kpeterson Pronouns: she, her, hers