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2027 See it Be it STEM it Calendar
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At a Glance
' The page is a request/sign-up form for the organization's upcoming 2027 calendar, and it thanks visitors for helping the project reach its 2026 goal. Visitors are told they can be the first to receive the 2027 calendar by filling out the form on the page. The current 2026 calendar can also be downloaded for free directly from this page. The wider website lists calendar editions for 2019, 2020, 2021, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026, along with an 'About the Calendar' page and a 'Get Inspired' section.
What You Get
A calendar called 'See it Be it STEM it,' produced by an organization focused on empowering women in STEM. Editions are listed on the site for 2019, 2020, 2021, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026, with a 2027 edition in preparation.
How to Get the Sample
Fill out the form on the page to sign up to be among the first to receive the 2027 'See it Be it STEM it' calendar. Separately, the current 2026 calendar can be downloaded directly from the page without filling out the form.
Who It's For
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Why It's Worth It
Visitors can download the 2026 calendar for free immediately, and signing up means being among the first to receive the 2027 edition once it is available. The calendar is connected to a stated mission of empowering women to pursue their passions in STEM.
Bottom Line
This page lets visitors sign up to be notified first when the 2027 STEM calendar is released, and offers a free download of the 2026 calendar right now.
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