BALTIMORE - TelAve -- The BEYA STEM Conference is proud to announce Afro-American Newspapers as the official newspaper media sponsor for the 39th BEYA STEM Conference, which will take place in Baltimore, MD. This exciting partnership underscores a shared commitment to celebrating excellence in STEM and amplifying diverse voices in science, technology, engineering, and math.

As one of the nation's most historic Black newspapers, Afro-American Newspapers has been a cornerstone of storytelling and empowerment in the African American community for over a century. Their partnership with BEYA, the nation's leading STEM-focused diversity conference, represents a dynamic collaboration to engage, inform, and inspire the thousands of professionals, students, and educators who will attend the event.

Tyrone Taborn, founder of the BEYA STEM Conference, expressed his enthusiasm for this partnership, stating, "The support of Afro-American Newspapers is a perfect way to bring thousands of people under the digital sky and show why technology is so important to them. Together, we can highlight how STEM is transforming lives, communities, and industries."

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The 39th BEYA STEM Conference will feature inspiring keynote speakers, innovative workshops, and networking opportunities designed to advance diversity in STEM fields. With Afro-American Newspapers as the official media sponsor, the conference is poised to expand its reach, showcasing the importance of technology and STEM education to an even broader audience.

For more information about the BEYA STEM Conference, visit www.beya.org.

About BEYA STEM Conference
The BEYA STEM Conference is an annual event that brings together professionals, students, and leaders to promote diversity and inclusion in STEM fields. Hosted by Career Communications Group, Inc., the conference provides a platform for networking, learning, and celebrating achievements in science, technology, engineering, and math.

About Afro-American Newspapers
Founded in 1892, Afro-American Newspapers is one of the longest-standing Black-owned newspapers in the United States. With a mission to inform, inspire, and empower, the Afro has played a pivotal role in sharing stories of the African American community and advocating for progress across generations.