They provide opportunities for you to give to in any number of ways,
from volunteering your time, giving money, or even serving on a board.
Let's incubate the next generation of diverse women leaders!
Why do we like Black Girls Code?
Through
exposure to computer science and technology, Black Girls Code provides
African-American youth with the skills to occupy some of the 1.4 million
computing jobs expected to be available in the U.S. by 2020, and to
train 1 million girls by 2040.
Who does Black Girls Code serve?
Black
Girls Code empower girls of color ages 7 to 17 to become innovators in
STEM fields, leaders in their communities, and builders of their own
future.
Contact:
Blackgirlscode.com
510-398-0880
Career Girls
Why do we like Career Girls?
Career
Girls is a career exploration tool for girls, with an emphasis on STEM
careers. The free collection of over 7,000 videos features more than 400
women role models ranging from astronaut to musician to veterinarian.
Who does Career Girls serve?
Career Girls targets K-12 girls. Its videos are accessible worldwide.
Contact:
careergirls.org
empower@careergirls.org
Why do we like Girls for a Change?
GFC
"coaches" work with students to identify an issue that the girls want
to change. Students then spend eight months designing and implementing a
social change project.
Who does Girls for a Change serve?
GFC targets middle school and high school girls from ethnically diverse and low-income neighborhoods.
Contact:
girlsforachange.typepad.com (select Silicon Valley)
info@girlsforachange.org
408-540-6432
Why do we like WANDA?
Women's
Achievement Network and Development Alliance empowers low-income single
mothers with knowledge, skills and financial assets to develop and
achieve economic self-sufficiency.
Who does WANDA serve?
WANDA accepts up to 35 women a year in a matched savings and education program.
Contact:|
wandasiliconvalley.org
info@wandasiliconvalley.org
855-926-3278
Why do we like SHE++?
SHE++ works to empower underrepresented groups and dispel that computer science is not a career for women and minorities.
Who does SHE++ serve?
The organization serves high schoolers and college students, where the
high schoolers are asked to impact their broader communities.
Contact:
sheplusplus.com