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5:44Now PlayingA river separates El Paso, Texas, from the Mexican city of Juárez, but some want to make sure that’s all that divides the two cities.
“It is very important that we ensure that these kids have had the same opportunity,” says Liza Montelongo, executive director of the El Paso STEM Foundation. She works with the Chicas Group, a data-programming and robotics program for teen girls in the two neighboring cities. Despite language barriers, the girls come together to design and build robotics projects — and to reinforce the idea that being smart can be cool.
Watch to find out more about how El Paso is working to create change.
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