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  • Center for Excellence in Education Expo

    Center for Excellence in Education VA, United States

    The gathering was hosted by the Center for Excellence in Education (CEE) to support the professional development of high school teachers in Virginia.

  • Consumer Genetics Public Library Series

    Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA, United States

    Helen will be discussing the benefits and pitfalls of consumer genetics testing including ancestry testing with the central Los Angeles community members.

  • Personal Genetics Public Library Series

    Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA, United States

    Helen will be discussing consumer genetics, ancestry testing, and your job and healthcare rights with the Westside community members at the Robertson branch library.

  • From Bench to Bedside – Precision Medicine & Genomics – Farmington, CT

    (From UConn): Discover the future of healthcare in a conversation where UConn’s leading experts in genomics, healthcare policy, and innovation reveal how interdisciplinary, cutting-edge research is revolutionizing personalized patient care. Explore innovative strategies seamlessly integrating laboratory breakthroughs with practical applications, transforming healthcare outcomes across diverse diseases. Join us on May 22 to learn what new […]

  • Cambridge Science Festival: In the Neighborhood – Cambridge, MA

    PGED is thrilled to announce our participation in the Cambridge Science Festival’s ‘In the Neighborhood’ series – a week full of fun and engaging activities held across the city of Cambridge. Our game-based exhibit will be hosted by the Cambridge Public Library. We will invite festival attendees to explore current and emerging issues in science […]

  • Cambridge Science Festival Carnival – Cambridge, MA

    PGED will be back at this year’s Cambridge Science Festival Carnival with a new exhibit called ‘ENGAGE! A Genetics Conversation Catalyst Game’. Attend the Carnival to explore topics like gene editing, de-extinction, and ancestry with our interactive inquiry game! Learn about different applications of genetic technologies and share your opinions with a partner – a […]

  • Introduction to Personal Genetics & Ancestry Testing – North Haven, CT

    North Haven Memorial Library 17 Elm St, North Haven, CT, United States

    In celebration of Family History Month, Gill was invited to offer a program at the North Haven Memorial Library about how your DNA can provide insights into your ancestry. Technological developments in genetics have enabled people to become connected to their extended family around the globe. This program will explore genetic testing for ancestry and […]

  • Community STEM Day at the Rockville Science Center – Rockville MD

    Rockville Science Center 36C Maryland Ave, Rockville, MD, United States

    Rob will represent PGED as an exhibitor at a Community STEM Day at the Rockville Science Center. Come learn about gene editing, and share your perspectives on this and other forefront genetics applications.

  • Morgan State STEM Expo

    Morgan State University STEMExpo – Baltimore, MD

    Montebello Elementary School 2030 E. 32nd St., Baltimore, MD, United States

    Rob will represent PGED as an exhibitor at Morgan State University’s annual STEM day to share about PGED with educators and families and provide an opportunity to share, learn, and reflect on emerging genetics topics.

  • BioTech Health Expo – Gaithersburg MD

    Rob will be hosting a PGED booth at an expo event at Montgomery Village Middle School as part of MDSTEMFest programming to support middle school students in learning about advances in biology and medicine.

  • “Where Biology Ends and Bias Begins” Author Event – Wellesley, MA

    Wellesley Books 82 Central Street, Wellesley, MA, United States

    Marnie has been invited to join geneticist and educator Shoumita Dasgupta to discuss her new book, “Where Biology Ends and Bias Begins: Lessons on Belonging from Our DNA” at a launch event at Wellesley Books. Registration for this event is $5. The admission fee can be put towards the purchase of a new book. See […]

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