Founded in 2018 by Dr. Alicia Wooten and Dr. Barbara Spiecker, Atomic Hands addresses the unique challenges deaf STEMists face, such as English-centric learning and inaccessible, auditory-centered science resources.
With multiple ASL resources available, including STEM videos, storybooks, dictionaries, and a Deaf STEMist Network, Atomic Hands aims to foster wonder and curiosity in STEM fields through ASL-centric resources. In addition to online resources and social media education, Atomic Hands offers custom and personalized services that include, but are not limited to, translation, training, consultation, workshops, and resource development.
Symbolized by its name, Atomic Hands integrates the fundamental principles of STEM with the expressive power of sign language, aiming to bridge these two worlds and promote an inclusive, dynamic exchange of STEM ideas. Learn more at atomichands.com.