Ms. Smith is an author of several books, articles and is a sought-out contributor to magazines and other publications. She writes on topics in Racial Equity in Education and Philanthropy, STEM Education and STEM Workforce Development.
This book, for educators and parents, discusses the benefits and importance of Black youth engaging in STEM Research and provides strategies for engaging in STEM Research. This book recounts the contributions of Black STEM Researchers and Innovators and the Role of Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) in training Black STEM Researchers and Innovators.
After ten-plus years of experience helping prepare high school students for STEM Fairs through her non-profit organization Science, Engineering and Mathematics Link Inc. (SEM Link) Experimental Design Program, Ms. Tokiwa Smith developed the curriculum in this book. This book aims to teach high school students the skills needed to prepare for a STEM Research competition applying the same strategies and procedures that research scientists utilize to prepare for presentations at professional STEM conferences.
A Guide for Hosting STEM events is a quick step by step guide that will walk you through the process of planning, hosting and marketing your STEM event.The guide also includes invaluable tips and exercises that will allow you to provide a memorable STEM experience for parents, teachers and the most important beneficiaries of the STEM events, the children.
In her blog, on Medium.com, Ms. Smith writes about Racial Equity in Education and Philanthropy, STEM Education and STEM Workforce Development.