Announcing HARO’s 2016 Scholarships for Homeschool Alumni

Homeschool Alumni Reaching Out is excited to announce our 2016 scholarship opportunities for homeschool alumni!

A Creeping Sense of Distance: Nastia’s Story

But I soon found that going to school wasn’t the hardest part. That came when I had to deal with the backlash of my (and my parents’) academic choices from a variety of different people.

Mary Menges’ Winning Essays for 2015 HARO STEM Scholarship for Women

Congratulations again to our 2015 HARO STEM Scholarship for Women winner, Mary Menges of Monmouth University!

Announcing the 2015 HARO Alumni Scholarship for Women in STEM Fields

Homeschool Alumni Reaching Out (HARO) is thrilled to announce our very first scholarship opportunity!

In which my genitals mean I don’t learn math or science

“I was denied physics because I was born female. I had been taught all my life leading up to that point that girls don’t use power tools, that girls don’t build, that girls can’t understand higher math, that girls can’t hammer straight, that girls can’t and don’t understand science or engineering, and that all of those things are for boys.”