FLi Sci
FLi Sci is an education non-profit producing more diverse scientists from first-generation/low-income (FLi) backgrounds.
About Us
FLi Sci (short for first-generation/low-income scientists) is an initiative founded by Gabriel Reyes in June 2020 due to the lack of financial support for students in poverty to access, pursue, and engage in scientific opportunities.
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Our Programs
We aim to provide science opportunities to students furthest from them.
Our Supporters
Echoing Green
Strategic support for emerging leaders. Fellowship Application.
At 4.0, we invest in community-centered models of education, providing coaching, curriculum, community and cash to those with the imagination to envision.
Camelback Ventures
Camelback Ventures works to develop & promote untapped entrepreneurs.
Edwin Gould Foundation
Echoing Green
Strategic support for emerging leaders. Fellowship Application.
At 4.0, we invest in community-centered models of education, providing coaching, curriculum, community and cash to those with the imagination to envision.
NewSchools Venture Fund
NewSchools is a venture philanthropy that builds a better education system by connecting people, resources, and ideas.
Camelback Ventures
Camelback Ventures works to develop & promote untapped entrepreneurs.
Edwin Gould Foundation
FLi Stories
Stories from current and alumni FLi Scientist!
Jessica Giang
I really enjoyed the program. We learned something new every week and I think that those meetings were really valuable. I also really enjoyed the discussions that we had and the Journal Club in particular was pretty interesting.
Ruth Kendall
I genuinely enjoyed attending this program seeing as it was consecutively the highlight of my week. I especially enjoyed how relatable this program was in terms of relatability. We talked about school, our weeks, topic of interests, which allowed versatility, all the while maintaining the goal-oriented aspect of it.
Jaylene Francisco
I learned a lot about a research question I was interested in, and I enjoyed speaking to other students who are interested in STEM but also might deal with the same obstacles as me.
Youssf Hegazy
The program, in my opinion, helped me to have conversations I typically wouldn’t have, which made it very enjoyable.