oSTEM Philly

@ostemphilly.bsky.social

Philadelphia's network for LGBTQIA+ professionals in STEM. linktr.ee/ostemphilly

Happy Pi Day to everyone who turns curiosity into calculation. Whether we’re modeling systems, debugging edge cases, or chasing the elegance hidden in messy data, π reminds us that even the most fundamental constants still hold infinite wonder. #PiDay #STEM

A bright Pi Day graphic featuring a golden lattice‑crust pie with a large purple pi symbol (π) resting on top, its upper curve textured like pie crust. Beneath the pie, a beige triangular banner displays the text “Happy Pi Day – March 14” against a turquoise gradient background.

Black History Month is a time to celebrate the contributions Black engineers, scientists, doctors, and educators have made throughout history. Join us in raising up the stories of these outstanding individuals and learn more about these STEM pros who have shaped modern life. #BlackHistoryMonth

A bold and vibrant graphic with text. The left-hand margin of the graphic shows a mix of geometric shapes, such as circles, squares, and lines, in varying shades of deep red, green, and gold. The remainder of the graphic shows a solid black background with big, bold text. The text reads “oSTEM Philly. Black History Month," with “oSTEM Philly" in white and the three words of “Black History Month" in red, gold, and green respectively.

Today is International Pronouns Day. Respecting pronouns is a simple yet powerful way to affirm identity and foster inclusion. If comfortable, consider sharing your pronouns and integrating them into your professional spaces. Visibility helps strengthen our community! #ShareYourPronouns

Colorful graphic promoting International Pronouns Day. The top features a yellow banner with “oSTEM Philly”. Centered below is a black wavy bubble shape with a yellow border that reads “October 15 International Pronouns Day.” A smaller purple speech bubble says “My pronouns are…” The background is divided into three textured color blocks: teal at the top, white in the middle, and pink at the bottom, representing the colors of the Transgender Pride Flag. At the bottom of the image, the hashtag “#ShareYourPronouns” appears in bold black text.