Programs

At TECH Camp, middle school girls can spend 3 weekends learning to code a game in Scratch about their social issue of choice. Along the way, the girls will make new friends, learn to work in a team, and develop important technological and communication skills.

GirlCodeCLE is a four-day introductory computer science camp for middle school girls from underrepresented groups in Cleveland, Ohio. The attendees will gain foundational coding skills by learning block-based programming through Scratch, make and collaborate on creative projects, and become part of a close-knit community of empowered Cleveland girls.

The SparkIT Ithaca - TechGirls VR Development & Social Entrepreneurship Program at Cornell University is a series of VR development and technology entrepreneurship workshops. Participants will build an interactive VR environment to address one of seventeen UN Sustainable Development Goals and will present their ideas during the Project Showcase & Pitch.

In this workshop, girls will learn about Artificial Intelligence and its applications in society! Through hands-on activities and coding in Python, the students will construct their own AI project that tackles a social issue meaningful to them.

Scratch That is a 15 hour long computer science program based on Scratch that will be offered in Northern Virginia. The program will take place over the course of 5 days from April 6th to April 10th, 2020, and focus on the issue of mental health/bullying. The target audience will be girls in grades 3-7.