Tracey Marx Bernstein

    Executive Producer, Yahoo

    Tracey Marx Bernstein is an Executive Producer at Yahoo. She previously worked for Yahoo Finance on its live programming and for Good Morning America as a Senior Producer.

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  • Prophetic Prose: FleurDeLisSpeaks says “We Make People Feel Seen, Heard and Understood.”

    If prophetic prose, Motivation Mondays and Inspirational Tuesdays are your thing, there is no doubt you have heard of FleurDeLisSpeaks. “On my page we make people feel seen, heard and understood,” says Faith Broussard Cade, the woman behind the Instagram account and author of “Shine Bright Anyway.”

  • Former YouTube CEO, Susan Wojcicki Dies at 56, One of the Most Influential Woman In Silicon Valley

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  • Inspiring ChangeMAKERS: Changing the Face of Beauty with Jess Weiner

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  • Discovering Dr. Ruth: A Journey from Childhood Curiosity to Interviewing an Icon

    The first time I heard Dr. Ruth Westheimer I was in the back seat of my dad’s car. It was the 1980s, I was maybe 9 years old. We were driving back from a trip to Maryland. My dad thought I was sleeping, but I remember hearing this woman who sounded kind of like both of my Grandmas. My ears perked up. What was this woman talking about? As I listened, I realized: oh my, she’s talking about S-E-X. I started to giggle and my dad cleared his throat and quickly changed the station. He told me to close my eyes and go back to sleep.

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  • Organizations to Help with Voter Registration

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  • Top Five: Engaging Fiction Books Rooted in STEM

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  • Top Five: Ways to Break Gender Stereotypes in STEM

    The existence of gender bias is widely acknowledged, leaving us with the crucial question of how to overcome it in the future. Within the field, early stereotypes in STEM pose limitations on the future engagement of female and non-binary individuals in STEM careers. We’ve rounded up some things you can do to break the cycle.

  • President and CEO of GLAAD: “The new civil war is the culture war.”

    It’s PRIDE and hundreds of corporations are out waving Rainbow Flags, embracing the LGBTQIA+ Community, but are they really standing behind the movement. “The world is changing fast,” said Sarah Kate Ellis, President and CEO of GLAAD. “And this is, I believe the new civil war is this culture war, and that's why it's escalating in violence. And as businesses, we need to step up and step into this moment because everybody's gonna look back in the next few years and say, where were you? What did you do to make this a better place?

  • Top Five: Scholarships Available to Women Pursuing a STEM Education

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  • Top Five: Podcasts for Women in STEM

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  • Disney’s 'The Little Mermaid' Makes a Splash with STEM Twist

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  • Influencer Deja Foxx says the Future of Social Media Policy Needs to be Feminist

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  • Disney Head Says AI Presents “Interesting Opportunities”

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  • Ford Mustang’s Chief Engineer Says Get Involved In STEM

    Ford recently launched its 2024 Mustang, normally you think of men behind the wheel of this sports car, but the muscle behind this machine is Laurie Transou. Transou is currently the Chief Engineer of the Ford Mustang program.

  • Top Five: Build Your Own Personal Board of Directors

    Networking is an integral part of career growth, but how you create a core group of people you can depend on in your professional life can impact you for a long time. Think of it as your own personal board of directors of your company, You Inc.

  • Top Five: Summer STEM/STEAM Camps

    Summer is approaching, students who love STEM/STEAM might be looking for places to learn more. We’ve compiled a list of some pretty cool programs you might want to look into!