Tech-Girls Events
Live & Local
- November 8 - Techsters 2025 is a one-day coding camp for middle school girls hosted by rvatech and Capital One. This engaging program introduces participants to STEM in a fun, supportive environment - combining creativity, hands-on coding, and real-world lessons in technology and cybersecurity.
- November 16 (deadline October 1) - UVA SWE Middle School Visitation is a day long event targeted at middle school students interested in STEM and engineering. The day is run by UVA’s Undergraduate Society of Women Engineers and consists of activities such as introductory coding activities, lab tours, and design challenges. The program is aimed to empower more women to pursue engineering by offering all students a look at the program through the female lens.
- 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.
