We’re bridging the gap by connecting students, academia , technologies, and businesses.
We’re bridging the gap by connecting students, academia , technologies, and businesses.
We are a technology education nonprofit introducing underrepresented and underserved communities to multidisciplinary programs to pursue careers in technology with a specific focus on young women ages 8-22. Through our discover, pursue, and succeed pipeline students explore all aspects of computer science and information technology. By supporting broader career options and encouraging all technical interests, we provide the support network they need to pursue and excel in technology-related careers.
Monthly in-school programming for K-12 schools, focusing on providing students with recurring access to computer science concepts. Students grow their knowledge through project based learning exercises.
Learning doesn’t stop during the summer! Our summer series offer both digital and hands-on programs that enhances community summer camps. The ‘IT Girl’ summer series is ideal for curious learners ages 8 -18. Students gain knowledge of a technical concept(s), that creates the opportunity for them to apply those skills to create social impact projects.
Partner Programs create long-term relationships between corporations and community organizations. By embedding technology education into trusted community spaces, these partnerships create opportunities to reach a broader target audience, furthering our mission of increasing representation in tech.
Developers, Analysts, Engineers, etc., we need you. Our platform exists to show that representation matters and that women who look like them exist. Allies welcomed.
Much of the work that The Next IT Girl does is made possible by the incredible support of our sponsors and partners. Join our mission.
Your contribution to our efforts to increase diversity to the tech industry is funding countless resources and opportunities to underrepresented and underserved communities.
We are a technology education nonprofit introducing underrepresented and underserved communities to multidisciplinary programs to pursue careers in technology with a specific focus on young women ages 8-22.