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A North Philly museum promotes girls' education in the sciences through upcoming event
A North Philadelphia natural history museum founded in the 1800s on the belief that education in the sciences should be open to everyone will host an event March 7th exploring the history of girls' education in the sciences, the challenges they face, and strategies to boost their participation. KYW Newsradio's Molly Daly has a preview.