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Supporting the innovators of tomorrow through science education

A long-term relationship between Clorox and two Georgia schools is helping provide a better educational foundation for students, many from historically excluded populations like girls and people of color.

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Clorox Science Education Team Expands its Reach During Pandemic

Unable to bring its hands-on science demo to public schools during COVID-19, the Clorox Science Education team reimagined its curriculum for an online world.

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Atlanta-Area Clorox Employees Bring Science to Schools

See the fun for yourself and learn some hands-on science experiments to try at home.

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It’s All About the Impact

The Clorox Company Foundation celebrates 38 years of making a difference in communities where we work and live.

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Chromatography, Zombie Yeast and Packaging Development — Oh My!

Everyone wins when Clorox scientists share their passion for work with high school girls interested in STEM.

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With an Eye on Impact, The Clorox Company Foundation Refines its Grantmaking

After a strategic review, we’ve decided to go narrow and deep with our portfolio of grantees.

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Clorox Volunteers Give Philanthropy Beyond the Check

Noncash support from corporate partners like Clorox enables a nonprofit like Community Resources for Science to achieve its mission to bring scientists and everyday science into schools, writes Executive Director Teresa Barnett.

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Science, Science Everywhere in Atlanta

Clorox employees, supported by the Clorox Southeast Science Education Team, came out in force to support the 2017 Atlanta Science Festival.

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‘Hidden Figures’ of Clorox Inspire STEM’s Next Generation

Clorox scientists. They pursued careers in professions not typically held by women or minorities. Today, they work behind the scenes to make sure Clorox products are safe and effective.

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Bringing STEM to the Classes

A Clorox employee brings STEM enrichment to Atlanta-area youth.

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Learning on the Job

“Day on the Job” event for college engineering students.

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Supporting STEM and the Next Gen of Innovators

Kids have awesome imaginations. They transform wood chips into cakes, couches into cars and boxes into castles (that you may or may not be invited to enter). So when a group of young girls drew what they imagined a scientist looked like, the Green Works® team was surprised that nearly all drew men. Asked why, one girl responded, “Because I’m flipping through pages in my science book, and I’m not seeing that many girl scientists.” STEM is growing, but not for all Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) jobs are projected to be the fastest growing professions over the next decade, yet students drop off…

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Meet the Inventor: Scientist Maria Ochomogo, Mother of Green Works® products

By Lindsay Riddell Scientist Maria Ochomogo points out two of her patents on the Clorox wall of patents. It was a high school class when she first arrived in the U.S. that hooked Maria on chemistry. It was a high school class when she first arrived in the United States that hooked Maria Ochomogo on chemistry. “I think I probably would have been a scientist in Cuba, too, but I’m not sure I would have had the opportunity to work in nice companies like Clorox and to work on patents,” says Maria, whose family immigrated to the United States when she…

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Volunteering to Inspire the Next Generation of Scientists

This post was written by Danielle Freeman, World Class Manufacturing resource manager. Imagine how satisfying it would be to prompt a kid to say “Thank you for making science something I want to know about again” — especially if you’re a scientist yourself. Clorox employees like me, who volunteer in our Science Education Program, actually hear words like that from the students we work with.
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