Techbridge Girls is launching a national Father’s Day campaign with a simple message for men: if you’re proud to be a girl dad, now is the moment to show it.
New national campaign invites men to take action in shaping the future STEM workforce
Ahead of Father’s Day, Techbridge Girls is launching a national campaign with a simple message for men: if you’re proud to be a girl dad, now is the moment to show it.
The Girl Dads Campaign invites fathers, uncles, and male mentors to support girls in STEM not just at home, but in the broader world, through giving, storytelling, and workplace participation.
“Being a girl dad is about so much more than cheering from the sidelines,” said Alex Luce, Techbridge Girls Board Member and a STEM dad of two daughters. “It’s about making sure girls know they can achieve anything. And that includes seeing themselves as future engineers, scientists, and leaders.”
The campaign launches during a season when families are already celebrating girls’ achievements, from science fairs to graduations, and builds toward Father’s Day. It also taps into a growing cultural conversation around the role men play in raising confident, capable daughters.
Research shows that girls whose fathers engage with them around STEM are 17% more likely to explore those subjects. Yet many girls still lack access to the programs, encouragement, and visibility that make STEM pathways feel possible. Techbridge Girls is working to change that by expanding access to high quality STEM learning experiences nationwide.
Companies Encouraged to Participate
The Girl Dads Campaign is built to be simple and shareable, making it easy for individuals and organizations to participate.
Participants are invited to:
– Make a gift in honor of a girl in their life
– Share why supporting girls in STEM matters to them
– Invite others to join
Companies are also encouraged to bring the campaign into their workplaces as a Father’s Day activation that connects employee engagement with long term workforce development.
How to Get Involved
The Girl Dads Campaign runs April through June 2026. Individuals and organizations can participate by making a gift in honor of a girl, sharing their story, and encouraging others to join.
Techbridge Girls is available for interviews and can connect media with campaign participants and spokespersons.
Learn more or get involved: https://www.techbridgegirls.org/girl-dads/