Girls Love STEAM

Girls can do anything!

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Imagine having a career that lets you be creative, active, and well-paid, all while changing the world for the better.

4‑H Science

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4‑H science programs are available through local clubs, schools and grant-funded programs. Focus areas for 4‑H science programs include robotics, rocketry, environmental science, agri-science, biotechnology and veterinary science.

What We Do

Through hands-on problem solving and encounters with women role models in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), Tech Trek helps girls see their futures while having nonstop fun.

Let Your Students Be Engineers for a Day

Qualcomm® Thinkabit Lab™ offers students a hands-on experience combining career exploration with engineering innovation.

Take a look and read a little about what we do!

“Program that is dedicated to reversing society’s perception of women in engineering by inspiring girls to become involved in STEM fields”.  Located in Olathe, Kansas.

Take a look and read a little about what we do!

“The primary goal... is to ignite a love for STEM in middle school girls from two Title 1 middle schools (Indian Trail and Oregon Trail) in Olathe, Kansas.”

Introducing STEM to Young Girls

Information and additional links for getting girls involved in STEM.

Engage. Encourage. Empower. ADVANCE.

An outreach program of the Society of Women Engineers Santa Clara Valley Section (SWE SCV) dedicated to encouraging, motivating, and exposing young ladies from under represented ethnic groups to STEM Careers.

"Tinkering is a hands-on form of open-ended exploration to learn about how things work, how to improve them, and how to build new things.  Having an area of the home devoted to tinkering can make it more likely that family will spend time exploring and creating."

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A fun website with ways to "tinker" with simple electronics, machines, engineering, & coding tasks.

An information website that includes: What's in STEM, Careers in STEM, Female Scientists, STEM experiments & games, and Encouraging Women in STEM