See Jane Salon – STEM Trends in Media
Hosted by Google Venice
August 15, 2017
By 2018 there will be 1.2 million US job openings in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields, with a significant shortage of qualified applicants to fill them. This panel will look at how media is progressing girls interests in STEM across digital, TV and Feature Films, identify who the media makers are who are advocating for more portrayals of women and girls in STEM and who the real scientists making headlines are. Read More…

Geena Davis, Founder

Opening Remarks and Introductions

Diana Skaar, Head of Business
Development, Robotics at X

Lesley Chilcott, Filmmaker, Producer,
An Inconvenient Truth, Code Girl

Geena Davis and Madeline Di Nonno

Amy Mainzer, Astronomer, Research Scientist,
NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory

Greta McAnany,
Co-Founder/COO, Blue Fever

Madeline Di Nonno, CEO, GDIGM and panelists

Jazmin Borad, Program Director, GDIGM

Panelists and Salon Attendees

Salon Panelists

Salon Attendees

Salon Attendee and
Madeline Di Nonno (right)

Mount Saint Mary’s University students

Madeline Di Nonno and Geena Davis

Elizabeth Kilpatrick, VP, Development; Jazmin Borad, Program Director; Greta McAnany, Co-Founder/COO, Blue Fever; Lesley Chilcott, Filmmaker, Producer, An Inconvenient Truth, Code Girl; Geena Davis, Founder; Amy Mainzer, Astronomer, Research Scientist, NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory; Madeline Di Nonno, CEO; and Diana Skaar, Head of Business Development, Robotics at X

Geena Davis with Salon attendees

Salon attendees