Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month:
This Hispanic Heritage Month, Techbridge Girls celebrates the contributions, creativity, and leadership of Hispanic and Latino communities in STEM.
Representation and belonging matter year-round. This month, we’re highlighting resources designed to help educators and families create learning environments where every young person can see themselves, their experiences, and their potential reflected.
Program Spotlight:
The AI Institute
AI is already part of young people’s lives. Techbridge Girls’ one-hour workshop gives parents and caregivers practical strategies to help children use AI safely, responsibly and creatively while building critical thinking and healthy digital habits.
Schools, libraries and community organizations can bring this virtual workshop directly to the families they serve.
WHO FEELS SEEN AND SUPPORTED IN YOUR STEM PROGRAM?
Programming Through an Equity Lens is a free, two-hour, self-paced learning experience that helps educators and youth-serving professionals create more equitable and inclusive STEM environments.
Learn on your own schedule and leave with practical strategies you can use with young people right away. Start the Free Training
DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT THIS YEAR!
Many employers will match or double your donations. Log in to your company’s giving portal or ask your employer to see if you’re eligible!
See if your company matches by entering their name here!
PARTNER SPOTLIGHT
Day of AI, a global initiative from MIT RAISE, is making AI education accessible through free curriculum, educator professional learning, family resources, and community partnerships.
This year, Day of AI is launching a free PreK–12 grade-by-grade AI literacy curriculum and recently brought together students from all 50 states through the National AI Student Senate to help shape conversations about the future of AI in education. Explore Day of AI
Help us celebrate your impact. If you have photos of youth participating in Techbridge Girls programs or using our STEM kits, we’d love to see them. Email your photos to Tamika@techbridgegirls.org.