Techbridge Girls Programs

Techbridge Girls Programs focus on STEM education through out-of-school-time learning, professional development, and leadership training. The programs are described as award winning and are designed for Black, Latina, and Indigenous girls and gender-expansive youth growing up in marginalized communities and attending high-poverty schools. The programs are rigorous, deliberately inclusive, and fundamentally optimistic, and they create spaces of belonging for youth in STEM from classrooms to community centers.

• Schedule: Out-of-school-time learning with professional development and leadership training

Techbridge Girls is celebrating 25 years of rewriting the STEM story. Techbridge Girls’ mission is to build equitable systems in STEM education. The organization equips educators, administrators, and leaders to apply a culturally-responsive, equity-focused approach to STEM education in communities across the U.S. Techbridge Girls serves Black, Indigenous, and all girls of color, including cis girls, trans youth, gender non-conforming, and/or non-binary youth who experienced girlhood and economic insecurity as part of their journey. Techbridge Girls provides training, tools, and a community of support for STEM education in communities across the U.S.

Last updated June 21, 2026.