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Tech-Girls Events

Live & Local
  • April 18 - Robots Save the Earth! Students (aged 10-15) explore robotics and make stop motion animations in this Earth Day themed workshop hosted by Light House Studio and Tech-Girls! The event is free, but registration is required.
  • April 18 - Girls Excelling in Math (GEM) Tournament is a free event open to teams of girls in grades 4-6 or 6-8 from schools in the Charlottesville-Albmelarle area.
  • Blue Ridge Boost - enrichment and tutoring in math and computer science.
  • C4K - combines mentoring and technology to prepare youth for brighter futures. Participation is free and open to all students in grades 6th-12th who are eligible for free or reduced lunches at school.
  • KidsCollege@PVCC After-School Academies offers online programming Monday/Wednesday and Tuesday/Thursday and in-person Saturday mornings for students in grades 3rd-12th.
  • Starr Hill Pathways - a program designed to offer Charlottesville area youth, career and college exploration and support them as rising 7th graders through high school.
  • STEAM Discovery Academy - ind lots of STEAM-related after-school and summer programming for students in grades K-8th.
  • Albemarle SWENext - Albemarle High School's Society of Women Engineers is a community of women who are passionate about engineering and STEM as a whole, and spreading the idea that engineering is for everyone.
  • BACON (Best All-around Club of Nerds) - the internationally acclaimed science club at Charlottesville High School. Students work in self-directed teams in areas such as environmental impact, aerospace engineering, robotics, and more.
Virtual & Global
  • Black Girls Code - partners with schools and organizations to offer a range of programs, both in-person and virtual, for ages 7-25
  • Connected Girls - a free, curated directory of girl-serving STEAM opportunities.
  • Girls Who Code - find clubs, summer immersion and code at home activities.
  • Random Hacks of Kindness Jr. - find one-day hackathons where children in grades 4th–8th are matched with computer science mentors to work together to solve a charity's real-world need.
  • Technovation Girls - a global program where girls and mentors can connect with Technovation Girls locally through Chapters and Clubs.
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