Girls For Technology

Pipeline 4.0 - pipeline 4.0 is a work-based learning program that equips participants with in-demand skills to prepare them for the job market in just a few months. One of the highlights of this program is that participants earn a valuable google it support professional certification. The program exposes them to real-world scenarios that organizations encounter daily, giving them a competitive edge in the job market. With pipeline 4.0, participants get hands-on experience, working side-by-side with professionals and learning skills critical to success in a rapidly changing tech industry. The program provides participants an unparalleled opportunity to gain real-world experience through practical training, ultimately resulting in job readiness.

Building for equity - building for equity is a 6-week accelerator program dedicated to supporting tech-enabled small businesses that are led by black and latino women based in the united states with operating revenue less than $250k.our primary objective is increasing access to th resources they need for sustainable growth and success. There is a pitch competition with a chance to win up to $20k held after each cohort completion.

K-12 extended day-economic inequality and educational barriers prevent bipoc women and Girls from being exposed to and educated in the essential disciplines of the modern-day economy. Our k-12 youth initiative program addresses these pressing issues and helps young bipoc students capitalize on this opportunity. Featuring our immersive, hands-on after-school educational program, a tour of historically black colleges and universities (hbcus), and our sparkhart hackathon, our k-12 youth initiative is advancing the success of students of color in science, Technology, engineering, and mathematics (stem) and preparing them for the future workforce. We have served over 3000 youth through our k-12 programs.