Including internships, and mentoring programs and opportunities.
Incorporated in 2019, Girl Security is the only nonprofit working to advance girls, young women, and gender minorities, aged 14–26, into pathways across the national security sector in order to ensure a more equitable security future for the United States and a global community.
Google’s Code Next is a free high school computer science education program to develop the next generation of Black, Latino/a, …
The US Department of Education’s Career Z Challenge will allow more students to get college credit, apprenticeships, and industry credentials. The Career Z Challenge, which launched in April 2023, highlights innovative efforts to provide real-world learning to high school students.
Girls Who Code, an international nonprofit organization working to close the gender gap in tech, has announced its 2023 Summer Programs, free virtual opportunities for students in grades 9–12. As part of Girls Who Code’s commitment to providing students with resources about the many pathways into a STEM career, this year’s programs have been updated to include curriculum options on Gaming and Data Science.
Since 2010 The GEMS Camp has been serving girls who are historically underrepresended and underserved in STEM. Four unique summer programs cater to girls in grades 7–12 from historically underrepresented groups, specifically Black, Latina, and low-income backgrounds.
Since 2010 The GEMS Camp has been serving girls who are historically underrepresended and underserved in STEM. Four unique summer programs cater to girls in grades 7–12 from historically underrepresented groups, specifically Black, Latina, and low-income backgrounds.
Google’s Code Next lab is a free computer science education program that meets Black, Latinx, and Native high school students in their own communities and provides the skills and inspiration they need for long and rewarding careers in computer science–related fields.
Aspire2STEAM is a 501(c)(3) humanitarian organization dedicated to helping young women and girls break through barriers and complete STEAM-related training, certification, and college.
The Early Career Educator of Color Leadership Program, sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE), supports early career teachers of color as they build accomplished teaching careers in literacy education.
Seattle teen Anika Krishnan identified a need during the pandemic for nonprofits to find more volunteers, so she created a mobile app called Treefish to connect teens with remote volunteering opportunities. Her app was selected as a national finalist in a competition by ProjectCSGIRLS in 2020.