Girls Go Techbridge

Since 2000, Techbridge has been impacting girls through a proven research-based program delivered by experienced staff who are passionate about science, technology, and engineering.  Girls Go Techbridge, a partnership between Techbridge and Girl Scout councils, funded by the generous support of the Noyce Foundation and the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, was created in 2008 to encourage girls’ academic interest and career involvement in science and engineering through hands-on activities and career exploration opportunities. To date over 3,000 girl scouts have experienced the Girls Go Techbridge Programs.

Through the Girls Go Techbridge program thousands of girls have benefitted from hands-on experiences with science and engineering activities and interactions with STEM professionals.  Both leaders and volunteers in the Girl Scout community have been trained on the Girls Go Techbridge curriculum.  Currently 15 Girl Scout Councils nationwide implement the program. 

With generous support from the Noyce Foundation we continue our partnership with Girl Scout councils and look forward to partnering with additional councils.