Los Angeles, California - Actresses Katherine McNamara, Paris Berelc, Kelli Berglund, Brec Bassinger, Luna Blaise and dancer Chloe Lukasiak looking simply beautiful attends Mayim Bialik and FabLab press conference announcing the first ever TV series aimed at tween and teen girls at The Archer School for Girls on Thursday, March 3, 2016 in Los Angeles, California.
The following is a press release from FabTV posted on Thursday, March 3rd about the event.
MAYIM BIALIK AND TEEN CELEBRITY SUPPORTERS ANNOUNCE FABLAB, THE FIRST SCIENCE TELEVISION SERIES AIMED AT 'TWEEN AND TEEN GIRLS, FROM THE PRODUCERS OF THE TEEN CHOICE AWARDS FABLAB IS A NEW APPROACH TO ENGAGING 'TWEEN AND TEEN GIRLS IN SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATH (STEM), BROADCAST NATIONALLY ON WEEKEND MORNINGS
Los Angeles (March 3, 2016) -- FabLab is the first and only science television series aimed at bringing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) to the under-reached 'tween and teen girl demographic. The series airs nationally (check local listings) and is seen in over 80 million homes weekend mornings as part of Xploration Station’s Educational and Informational STEM block of programming. Five hosts bring STEM alive and help show the teen and 'tween viewers that STEM solves problems, changes lives, and in short, makes the world better. The hosts are Kerri Doherty, popular on YouTube for her comedic approach to all things geeky; Cara Santa Maria, a hipster science broadcaster; newcomer Aysia Bell; Madi Vorva, a Teen Choice Pro-Social award winner; and the sole male host, Nick Uhas, a former Big Brother contestant and a YouTube science guru. Celebrity co-hosts and guests will populate the series, each week taped in a new locale to augment that week’s topic.
Several announcements were made from a press conference at The Archer School for Girls in Los
