Programs

A series of FREE introductory STEM enrichment workshops aimed to educate and empower girls by introducing them to the concepts of web development, computer science, and entrepreneurship. Girls will learn about a world issue of their choosing and develop a possible solution in the form of a website. They will then build a website using HTML, CSS, JavaScript and CAD and present it in a virtual showcase! No prior experience required, Come with a desire to learn, explore, make new friends and HAVE FUN!

Participants will learn C++ coding through building circuits with Arduino. This will be a hybrid virtual and hands-on learning experience. All sessions will be through Zoom and the last few programs will be hands-on with materials sent to participants' house.

We are a student led organization that aims to introduce computer science to middle school girls. Students will learn the principles of Python through curriculum created at Carnegie Mellon University to implement figures, basic animations, conditionals, and games. This program will be implemented virtually using the Zoom online video conferencing platform. Some of our instructors are proficient in basic Spanish.

Cyberweek.org is a flexible week-long curriculum geared towards helping K-12 students learn to detect online threats, gain a better understanding of how the internet works, and spark an interest in the Cybersecurity careers of the future. For questions and inquires, contact: samina@cyberweek.org

GCT is a non-profit organization meant to build knowledge of computer science for elementary school-aged students. Our program teaches the fundamentals of computer programming and technology using hands-on projects such as Scratch game design, animation, and Sphero robots to incite our students' creativity and curiosity in STEM.