PROGRAMME PROFILE
At a glance
- Associated institution
- Stanford Women’s Leadership Innovation Lab
- Destination
- United States
- Format & duration
- Varies by activity · By partner
- Age / stage
- See eligibility
- Type
- Outreach
- Information year
- Unconfirmed
Sources checked: 2026-11-11 · Facts and editorial guidance are labelled separately
Learning and approach
- Study stereotypes and practise self-advocacy and peer support through a leadership curriculum.
Why a leadership curriculum examines bias in STEM
Seeds of Change draws on sociology to examine how stereotypes affect participation and advancement in STEM. Its leadership curriculum can be delivered by trained educators in partner organisations.
Eligibility and international applicants
One current route trains partner educators to deliver the curriculum locally.
Dates and costs
Schedule
Current dates await publication or further verification.
Costs
Current full costs require verification. Check tuition, accommodation, meals, insurance and travel inclusions.
PROVIDER INFORMATION
Details from the provider
Explore the official pages
Fit and preparation
Students can ask whether their school participates. Educators can review the training route for partner organisations.
Try this before you apply
Recall a group discussion where someone was interrupted. Draft one intervention that restores their turn and another that changes how tasks are allocated.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a Stanford laboratory research placement?
The focus is leadership, bias and organisational practice in STEM settings. Ask whether a local school or youth organisation delivers the programme.
Official sources and verification
- Official source 1 ↗womensleadership.stanford.edu
Check the relevant official edition for fees, eligibility and sessions. Images primarily use official programme or university material, with other sources credited separately. They illustrate programme or campus context, not a specific current-year class.
