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"Learning shouldn't stop after school ends, and the women of YouTube's STEM channels prove that.

These aren't the boring science lessons that you had to sit through in stuffy high school classrooms or massive college lecture halls. There are no tests, no grades, and no assignments. You will, however, need a sense of curiosity and a love for all things science. 

If you're driven by a desire to learn new things, check out these six women who are making STEM more accessible. "

(CNN)When Juliette Brindak Blake was 16, she wanted to do something for her younger sister, Olivia, and her friends.

Brindak Blake knew how tough middle school could be for girls, so she launched a tween social networking site called "Miss O And Friends."
Now in her twenties, she never imagined her idea would be used as the basis for "Hyperlinked," a new YouTube Red series which follows the lives of five young friends.