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# TechGirls

TechGirls is an Initiative of the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs

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- [Celina - Raising Climate Change Awareness](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/celina-raising-climate-change-awareness/) - Celina, TechGirls 2022, Argentina Ever since I was a child, I’ve been interested in science and nature. From the first moment I heard about the TechGirls program, I dreamed of being part of it. Not only because of the opportunity of learning about different STEM fields, but also for the possibility of sharing this experience
- [Kods - Bridging the Digital Divide](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/kods-bridging-the-digital-divide/) - Kods, Tunisia, 2024 TechGirls was by far the most impactful and rewarding experience of my life—not that I travel the world attending ultra-selective programs on a daily basis—but it was an unforgettable highlight in my educational journey so far. It opened doors I didn’t even know existed and gave me the confidence to walk through
- [Aira - One Child, One Idea At a Time](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/aira-one-child-one-idea-at-a-time/) - Aira, Kenya 2025 My experience with the TechGirls program has impacted me in a plethora of ways. If it were not for this program, I'd still be stuck in my little bubble, not knowing how to code with Python or make presentations in advanced softwares. These were skills that I was once oblivious to, but
- [Bekaiym - Turning Care into Change through TechGirls](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/bekaiym-turning-care-into-change-through-techgirls/) - Bekaiym, Kyrgyzstan 2025 My TechGirls journey was not easy. It took two years of dreaming, three years of applying, and two rejections before I finally opened an email that started with “Congratulations!” Because of this, TechGirls became more than just a program for me. Long before I was accepted, it taught me not to give
- [Izabel - Space Is For All](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/zena-breaking-barriers-for-girls-in-stem-copy-copy/) - Izabel, TechGirls 2024, Albania Have you ever missed an opportunity because you were too afraid to step out of your comfort zone? Well, I almost did! I applied to TechGirls, but in my mind, I never thought I would become a finalist. Then, one afternoon, I opened my email and saw: CONGRATULATIONS!! I celebrated with
- [Joyce - No Longer Afraid to Dream](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/zena-breaking-barriers-for-girls-in-stem-copy-2/) - Joyce, TechGirls 2024, Taiwan Before TechGirls, whenever someone asked me, “What do you want to do in the future?”, I would hesitate. Not because I didn’t have dreams, but because I never dared to say them out loud. In my culture, “successful careers” usually refer to becoming doctors, lawyers, or engineers. My dream — to
- [Inés - Tech Is The Bridge](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/zena-breaking-barriers-for-girls-in-stem-copy/) - Inés, TechGirls 2022, Argentina On our last day in Washington D.C., my Capstone Event speech started as follows: ‘‘From the moment I applied to TechGirls, I assumed the responsibility of representing the young dreamers in Argentina who aspire to become huge someday, while understanding that there are many with little opportunity to dream.’’ I have
- [Zena - Breaking Barriers for Girls in STEM](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/zena-breaking-barriers-for-girls-in-stem/) - Zena, TechGirls 2024, Jordan My passion for STEM started with my interest in medicine. I was fascinated by how technology, especially AI, is changing the way we diagnose and treat diseases. The more I learned about how data and algorithms could literally save lives, the more I realized that I wanted to be part of
- [Lucia – From Rhythm to Code: Bridging Generations Through Tech](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/lucia-from-rhythm-to-code-bridging-generations-through-tech/) - Lucia, TechGirls 2024, USA Three months into 10th grade, I started thinking about how I wanted to spend my summer. While I appreciated the value of academic research, I was looking for something more hands-on and dynamic—an experience that would allow me to explore STEM in a creative way. That’s when I discovered TechGirls. We
- [Tofunmi – Inspiring Change: The Ripple Effect of TechGirls](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/ngan-empowered-to-make-an-impact-copy/) - Tofunmi, TechGirls 2023, Nigeria When I first applied for the TechGirls program after incessant nudges from my dad, I thought, "Eh, I probably won't even get chosen anyway. The only programming knowledge I have is from year 7, and that’s just Scratch!" I had no idea I was about to unlock an entirely new dimension
- [Ngan – Empowered to Make an Impact](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/ngan-empowered-to-make-an-impact/) - Ngan, TechGirls 2023, Vietnam Every day, I see myself working hard to pursue my dreams, filled with hopes and passion. I see myself being supported by girls from around the world who give me advice and simply check in to say, “Hey, how is it going?” I see myself supporting girls in my community and
- [Medine - “There Are No Limits to My Dreams”](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/medine-there-are-no-limits-to-my-dreams/) - Medine, TechGirls 2022, Türkiye The summer of 2022 was one of the greatest, most exciting, and educational experiences of my life, thanks to the TechGirls Program. This incredible journey, which I embarked on alone at the age of 15, transformed me in every way. That summer is so special to me, I remember every moment
- [Sophie – The Sky is the Limit ](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/sophie-the-sky-is-the-limit/) - Sophie, TechGirls 2023, USA Imagine stepping into a world where curiosity reigns supreme, and the air is charged with the buzz of innovation. That's exactly the atmosphere that the TechGirls program effortlessly conjured. Amongst a cohort of brilliant minds, each with their unique spark, we forged a sisterhood of aspiring tech trailblazers. It was not
- [Siena - Creating My Own Way](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/siena-creating-my-own-way/) - Siena, TechGirls 2023, Honduras My friend and fellow 2023 TechGirl Keona quoted Coldplay during her speech at the Department of State. “You’re a sky full of stars”, she said. Remembering her words still makes me shed a tear and most importantly, it makes me believe that the world is full of potential – we just
- [Allison - Embracing Global Citizenship](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/allison-embracing-global-citizenship/) - Allison, TechGirls 2022, USA Going into TechGirls, I never could have imagined what this program would begin to mean to me. As a girl who had never been overseas before, I used to dream about foreign countries. But they weren’t real to me until TechGirls. There, I met people who had been born and raised
- [María – Science and Technology: Making a Positive Change ](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/maria-science-and-technology-making-a-positive-change/) - María, TechGirls 2023, Costa Rica Since I was a little girl, I always liked questions. I wondered how things worked, why they worked that way, and how I could make them work better. As I grew up, science and technology became the answers to many of those questions. They fascinated me, and from that moment
- [2024 NextGen TechCamp Jordan: Connecting TechGirls and TechWomen Alumnae](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/2024-nextgen-techcamp-jordan-connecting-techgirls-and-techwomen-alumnae/) - The NextGen TechCamps are STEM-focused workshops that the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) hosts each year in multiple locations across the globe. As alumnae of ECA programs, TechGirls and TechWomen apply for and participate in these events to connect with fellow women in STEM and develop innovative solutions for their communities. This year’s
- [Erin - Opening Doors and Inspiring Youth](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/erin-opening-doors-and-inspiring-youth/) - Erin, TechGirls 2022, Indonesia TechGirls was another door in the long, long journey of my life. It might have been only three weeks, but it sure felt like a giant leap for me. Those three weeks gave me years worth of experience. I made friends from all over the world, I met so many remarkable
- [Britney - Fired Up and Ready to Make An Impact](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/britney-fired-up-and-ready-to-make-an-impact/) - Britney, TechGirls 2022, Cameroon Coming back from the TechGirls program in 2022, I was so fired up to take giant strides. With the guidance of the TechGirls RAs, program facilitators, and my Local Engagement Coordinator, I received maximum support to start "NewFangled Education". NewFangled Education is an initiative put in place to empower young people
- [TechGirls: 10 Years and Still Going Strong!](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/ten-years/) - In 2012, the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs launched an initiative called TechGirls to empower and inspire young women from around the world to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The first years of the program engaged participants from the Middle East and North Africa in a summer
- [The 2023 TechGirls Program](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/2023-techgirls-program-2/) - The 2023 TechGirls program was nothing short of memorable! 125 TechGirls from all over the world participated in the 2023 TechGirls program, an initiative of the U.S. Department of State (DOS). After diligently completing their applications in December 2022 and waiting for submission updates, finalists finally received notifications and preparations began for their arrival in
- [Elyse - Forging My Path to Engineering](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/elyse-forging-my-path-to-engineering/) - Elyse, TechGirls 2022, Rwanda I cannot remember a time when I was not fascinated by machines. As a child, my father had gotten tired of me asking how different devices worked. Once, I even broke apart the blender to check what made it spin. Obviously, I ended up being scolded, but my curiosity never diminished.
- [Ons - Global STEM Skills](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/ons-global-stem-skills/) - Ons, TechGirls 2017, Tunisia After participating in the TechGirls program and going through many international programs as a member of the First Skills Club Association in Tunisia, I have realized the importance of traveling, seeking education abroad, and learning in a multicultural environment. For these reasons, I have decided to challenge myself and applied for
- [Excellence - STEM Leadership and Success](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/excellence-stem-leadership-and-success/) - Excellence, TechGirls 2022, USA Through the TechGirls Program I have been more into STEM than ever. “Code With Excellence” – my community action project and small business where I teach kids to code in the languages of Scratch, Python, and Java – performed great, with more than 30 students enrolled in the program. I also
- [Sawsane - Pushing Past My Own Limitations](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/sawsane-pushing-past-my-own-limitations/) - Sawsane, TechGirls 2022, Algeria I sent my application to the TechGirls program in the very last hours before the application deadline. Can you guess why? Because I thought: so many amazing girls are going to apply, and there is nothing special about me, so why would they choose me? Yet, I made it. I had
- [The 2023 TechGirls Capstone Event: Memories and Motivation](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/the-2023-techgirls-capstone-event-memories-and-motivation/) - On the sunlit morning of Monday, July 31, 2023, the 2023 TechGirls – 125 young women from 36 countries and territories – gathered together at the U.S. Department of State (DOS) dressed in their best attire for the program’s official Capstone event. During the past three weeks of this summer exchange funded by the Bureau
- [Minnila - Helping Students Discover Their Passion ](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/minnila-helping-students-discover-their-passion/) - Minnila, TechGirls 2022, USA For as long as I can remember, I have been fond of STEM. Whenever someone would ask me, “Minnila, what do you want to be when you grow up?”, my answer was always, “a doctor”. My interest in STEM was immeasurable because STEM subjects just made sense. There was always a
- [Milena - ‘Siri-ous women’ in the STEM field](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/milena-siri-ous-women-in-the-stem-field/) - Milena, TechGirls 2022, Montenegro ‘Can you name three female scientists or inventors you know?’ For a long time, I was one of the people who only knew about Marie Curie and Ada Lovelace, and I would try really hard to think about anyone else. From an early age, I knew about Nikola Tesla, Albert Einstein,
- [2020 TechGirls Virtual Camp](https://techgirlsglobal.org/uncategorized/2020-techgirls-virtual-camp/) - While the global pandemic, kept us physically apart, the 2020 TechGirls built friendships and explored youth leadership with 62 TechGirls from 12 different countries and many times zones! August 2020 TechGirls accomplished a great deal in a unique virtual space. Made friends from across the globe: Shared stories, art, recipes, and dreams in a safe secure
- [The 2022 TechGirls Program](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/2022-techgirls-program/) - The 10th Year and Global Expansion! For the TechGirls program, the summer of 2022 was like no other. From July 7 to July 31, the TechGirls program, a U.S. State Department initiative that is administered by Legacy International, hosted its first in-person summer session since 2019. Since 2012, the TechGirls program has hosted girls ages
- [Kreeshna - Conserving Wildlife and Finding Personal Growth ](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/kreeshna-conserving-wildlife-and-finding-personal-growth/) - Kreeshna, TechGirls 2022, Kenya When I was asked to write about my TechGirls experience, I truly did not know where to start. It was incredible how so much could have happened in just 3 weeks, and how much I had grown from those experiences. This program opened my eyes to a totally different world and
- [Rihab - TechGirls: A Bright Start and a Huge Push! ](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/techgirls-a-bright-start-and-a-huge-push/) - Rihab, TechGirls 2015, Morocco At a young age, I had the chance to take part in the TechGirls 2015 program. I was one of the lucky girls to be selected among hundreds of Moroccan applicants. I flew to Washington, D.C. for one of the most life-changing experiences. Between the TechCamp, the job shadow experience, the
- [Esther - Sowing Seeds of Potential](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/esther-tapping-into-my-full-potential/) - Esther, TechGirls 2022, Fiji Growing up, I have always wondered what my purpose in life was. I began to search for ways to spend my time in hopes to ignite an interest that would bring me happiness and satisfaction. I discovered that as I assisted loved ones in my community, it gave me a sense
- [Guzalkhon - Rejecting Social Norms in STEM](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/guzalkhon-rejecting-social-norms-in-stem/) - Guzalkhon, TechGirls 2022, Uzbekistan I used to grossly misinterpret the life of my childhood idol, Marie Curie. She seemed to be a model woman who self-sacrificially contributed to her husband's scientific success. Knowing what I know today, I try not to judge my past self too harshly. The two options available to my gender were
- [Era - Growing with STEM](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/era-growing-with-stem/) - Era, TechGirls 2022, Kosovo An environment where we could flourish, expand our ideas and collaborate with other changemakers, was created in the TechGirls program. This program allowed me to view the world from new perspectives. In addition, it gave me clearer lenses as I immersed myself in learning more about 35 different cultures in the
- [Leena – Unleashing the Power of Python](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/leena-unleashing-the-power-of-python/) - Leena, TechGirls 2022, Palestinian Territories Through the remarkable TechGirls program, I was given a one of a kind opportunity to not only discover the world of coding and microprocessors but also to go to the States and engage with a community of female STEM geniuses and dreamers for 3 weeks. With their support, I was
- [Luíza - Turning Hesitation Into Motivation](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/luiza-turning-hesitation-into-motivation/) - Luíza, TechGirls 2022, Brazil Two months before high school started, I had to make the decision of what I was going to study in college. The decision was not clear in my head, but I chose to major in International Relations. A few months later, I decided to visit a company in order to participate
- [Farahnozkhon - Helping Girls Achieve Their STEM Dreams](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/farahnozkhon-helping-girls-achieve-their-stem-dreams/) - Farahnozkhon, TechGirls 2021, Tajikistan I've had an interest in technology since I was a child. I remember collecting old gadgets, disassembling them, inspecting every detail, and reassembling them. It was great fun. When I first learned about and began studying the C ++ programming language, I realized that programming is like mathematics. We must also
- [Shanika - Living My Dreams](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/shanika-living-my-dreams/) - Shanika, TechGirls 2022, Suriname As a girl from a small unknown country, some dreams are really too big.... Or so I thought. My family and I watched every single space-themed movie there is on Netflix. I loved watching movies about space and the technology used in the missions, how they built the rockets, and how
- [Grace - Learning From Other TechGirls](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/grace-learning-from-other-techgirls/) - Grace, TechGirls 2022, Taiwan The TechGirls program is more than a learning experience, and instead, a life-changing period. Recalling months ago, when I received the acceptance notification, I was overwhelmed by excitement to study advanced courses in a university abroad, build a connection with girls interested in STEM from different countries, and meet experts in
- [Stefania - Helping Others Achieve Their Academic Dreams](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/stefania-academic-dreams/) - Stefania, TechGirls 2022, Greece When I first applied to TechGirls, I wasn't sure I'd be able to participate in such a selective program. So, you can imagine my joy and surprise when I realized I could be part of the wonderful TechGirls family. And now, reflecting upon the experience that I already lived and cherished
- [Sonia - Increasing Exposure to STEM](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/sonia-increasing-exposure/) - Sonia, TechGirls 2022, Nigeria I’ve always had a passion for advocacy for the underrepresented people around me, especially young women such as myself. Most teenage girls in my community shy away from taking up courses in science, and when it was time to choose a career it was hardly ever one involving science. This was
- [Joud - Becoming an Effective Leader](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/joud-becoming-an-effective-leader/) - Joud, TechGirls 2022, Jordan Last year was the time I started to pinpoint goals for my life. That made me shift all my priorities and efforts into shaping the path to my desired destination. One of these goals was to be as positively impactful as I could: to be a changemaker. I had ambition, but I
- [Alae - Making Dreams Come True](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/alae-dreams-come-true/) - Alae, TechGirls 2020, Morocco Alae is a co-founder of Tech4All with Amina, you can read more here. She was recognized with an Outstanding Project Award and has made an incredible impact! Dreams do come true! I can't believe that I am now part of the TechGirls alumni network. The TechGirls program was a big goal I had
- [Youssra - Women Who STEM](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/youssra-women-who-stem/) - Youssra, TechGirls 2021, Algeria Read about Youssra's Women Who STEM Project here. She was recognized with an Outstanding Project Award and has made an incredible impact! The TechGirls program was a life-changing experience for me. I became part of a tech community full of supportive and empowering women. The TechGirls program built my leadership skills and made me
- [Amina - Tech4All!](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/amina-tech4all/) - Amina, TechGirl 2021, Morocco Amina is a co-founder of Tech4All with Alae, you can read more here. She was recognized with an Outstanding Project Award and has made an incredible impact! My community-based project is Tech4All and my goal is to spread technology worldwide! Participating in TechGirls was my dream! I still remember the day when I
- [Aynura - Giving girls the chance to LadyUp](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/aynura-ladyup/) - Aynura, TechGirls 2021, Uzbekistan Read about Aynura's Project LadyUP here. She was recognized with an Outstanding Project Award and has made an incredible impact! The district where I live is small, on the edge. Life here was smooth. Something had to change for me. But what was it? I began to test myself in different areas to
- [Hala - Bringing Ideas to Life](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/hala-bringing-ideas-to-life/) - Hala, TechGirls 2020, Jordan Read about Hala's Monocle Project here. She was recognized with an Outstanding Project Award and has made an incredible impact! In my freshman year of high school, a classmate who was anxious to apply to TechGirls introduced me to the program. I inquired around it at school and did some internet research to
- [Gulasal - BraveCoders for Underserved Communities](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/gulasal-bravecoders-for-underserved-communities/) - Gulasal, Uzbekistan, TechGirl 2021 Update June 2022: Read about Gulasal's BraveCoder's Project here, she was recognized with an Outstanding Project Award and has made an incredible impact! Being a Techgirl has become a part of my identity, and I feel genuinely proud when people call me "Gulasal TechGirl" instead of my last name. This program
- [Diyora - The Next Uzbek Ada Lovelace](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/diyora-the-next-uzbek-ada-lovelace/) - Diyora, TechGirls 2021, Uzbekistan It’s one o’clock in the morning. I am sitting in an auditorium. I have not slept all night and I'm definitely not planning to sleep now. My hands are all burnt after hours of working with a soldering iron. The team I am leading is going to present an automated greenhouse
- [Batool - A Life Journey Shaped by TechGirls](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/batool-a-life-journey-shaped-by-techgirls/) - Batool, TechGirl 2018, Jordan My name is Batool, and I believe that luck happens at the beginning, but then we have a choice — to work or to stay in our comfort zone. My participation in the Tech Girls program in 2018 has taught me more than I expected and has continually made me excited
- [D'Anya - Inclusion & Service to a Global World](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/danya-inclusion-service-to-a-global-world/) - D’Anya, TechGirl 2019, USA D'Anya is the founder of two 501(c)3 nonprofits, the STEM Insider Project and The Student Ambassador Program under the auspices of The Village Resource Foundation, she endeavors to connect youth to STEAM professionals and careers. D’Anya is honored to serve as a U.S. Department of State Youth Ambassador for TechGirls. Her
- [Naomi - Access and Inclusion in Technology](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/naomi-access-and-inclusion-in-technology/) - Naomi, TechGirl 2019, USA Naomi has committed to provide access and inclusion to technology in her work! “Before the quarantine, I hosted a 5-week workshop, at my local library, as the Branch Manager of CoderChicks to teach HTML and CSS. During quarantine, I have done a few things. I taught over 40 students, through an
- [International Women’s Day - TechGirls as Leaders Achieving an Equal Future!](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/international-womens-day-techgirls-as-leaders-achieving-an-equal-future/) - In honor of International Women’s Day on March 8, 2021 and Women’s History Month for the month of March we celebrate TechGirls alumnae who have utilized their STEM and leadership skills to support their local communities. UN Women announced the theme for International Women's Day as, “Women in leadership: Achieving an equal future in a
- [Aizhuldyz - STEM Labs Gone Mobile!](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/aizhuldyz-stem-labs-gone-mobile/) - Aizhuldyz, TechGirls 2019, Kazakhstan “Parallel to my study as a computer science major, I was lucky to work as a project manager at National Alumni Network. National Alumni Network - which is an NGO under the US Embassy in Kazakhstan, which works with the USG sponsored program alumni in Kazakhstan. We help our alumni to
- [Haoua - Bringing Online STEM Education to Algeria](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/haoua-bringing-online-stem-education-to-algeria/) - Haoua, TechGirl 2016, Algeria Haoua is currently studying Electronics and Electrical Engineering at University while also serving as a part time high school STEM teacher. She teaches Technology and Computer science for first grade students. She has reflected, “it was a new challenge to start on teaching in a high school but it is very
- [Asar - Gender Equality & STEM](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/asar-gender-equality-stem/) - Asar, TechGirl 2015, Palestinian Territories At a young age, living in the heart of the Middle East, my interest in physics, mathematics, and science, has been observed as rather peculiar. I enjoyed scientific research, building solutions, and challenging myself. However, being a woman, in a male-dominated, conservative society, imposed a true challenge for me to
- [Farah - Forging the Way for Females in STEM](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/farah-forging-the-way-for-females-in-stem/) - Farah Ghanma, TechGirls 2017, Jordan ____________________________________________________________________________ How the TechGirls Experience Shaped My Life The TechGirls program played a huge role in shifting my career path. I was ecstatic to know that I got accepted into the program, knowing that it was competitive to get accepted. I took part in various ICT exhibitions back in high
- [Rayhona - Collaboration and Education in Tech](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/rayhona-collaboration-and-education-in-tech/) - Rayhona, TechGirls 2020, Uzbekistan “Becoming a TechGirl was one of the best achievements of my life. The cross-cultural experience, during the virtual program, provided me with the opportunity to find an intellectually rich community of people dedicated to the life of the mind. The collaboration of girls from diverse communities inspired me to believe in
- [Yasmina - Training Girls Around the World to be STEM Leaders](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/yasmina-training-girls-around-the-world-to-be-stem-leaders/) - Yasmina, TechGirls 2019, Lebanon Giving back, leaving an impact, or helping in change have always been a huge part of my personality. I have been socially active, enhancing my skills, volunteering, and trying my best to have a positive impact on people around me. After researching different ways to help others and wanting to reach
- [Riwa - Spearheading Eco-Friendly STEM Solutions](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/riwa-spearheading-eco-friendly-stem-solutions/) - Riwa, Lebanon, TechGirls 2017 I first heard about TechGirls in 2017 from a counselor at my high school shortly before the application deadline. I did not know much about programming, but I was curious about technology. I decided to apply and was very excited when I learned that I got accepted. Participating in the TechGirls
- [Juddy - Robotics & Leadership Skills](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/juddy-robotics-leadership-skills/) - Juddy, TechGirls 2021, Jordan “I went out with the lamps looking for myself.” They say that eventually, computers will take over the world. We believe that technology will have the power to do anything; It can transform our whole image. So, we should learn and understand more about it. I started to love technology four
- [Alyssa - Full STEAM Ahead!](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/alyssa-full-steam-ahead/) - Alyssa, TechGirls 2020, USA "For the past three years, I have been building an organization called Full STEAM Ahead. Our mission is to bring equity, access, and diversity to the tech industry by increasing minorities in educational STEM competitive teams. We are accomplishing this goal by developing a social app that automatically connects students and
- [Raghad - A Step Ahead in Creating more Accessible Lives](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/raghad-a-step-ahead-in-creating-more-accessible-lives/) - Raghad, Jordan, TechGirls 2021 Smart Cane For Visually Impaired People- a step ahead in creating a more accessible life for those who cannot see. "I remember when I told all my colleagues, teachers, and robotics coaches that I got accepted into the TechGirls program. I already knew that the program is fantastic, which is why
- [Sondos - Leadership and Relief Efforts in COVID](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/sondos-leadership-and-relief-efforts-in-covid/) - Sondos, TechGirls 2013, Jordan In 2013 I was chosen to participate in the TechGirls program. I thought it would be a great experience like many others, but for me TechGirls was a real life-changing experience. Besides all the knowledge I gained during the program which helped me pursue my graduation project at that time and
- [Reine - Inspiring Youth through GloryTech](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/reine-inspiring-youth-through-glorytech/) - Reine, Lebanon, TechGirls 2021 I am Reine Halaby TechGirl 2021 from Lebanon. Hop on this ride to read all about the incredible adventure I was and still am a part of. The TechGirls program was unlike any other program, competition, or event in which I had ever participated. It was a life-changing, incredible, and remarkable
- [Asel - Bringing Digital Tools to Rural Communities](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/asel-bringing-digital-tools-to-rural-communities/) - Asel, Kyrgyzstan, TechGirls 2020 We recognize the accomplishment of Asel empowering and supporting children on Universal Children's Day. Being TechGirl is being inspired and inspiring others. I remember writing my essay for this program for two months. I was so excited about the opportunity to become part of such an amazing community that I spent
- [Takhmina - Global STEM Skills](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/takhmina-global-stem-skills/) - Takhmina, Tajikistan, TechGirls 2020 Blood was moving inside the veins and supplying my brain with a decent amount of oxygen. Brain neurons used electrical impulses and chemical signals to transmit information between different areas of the brain, and between my brain and the rest of the nervous system. Focusing on the thinking process made me
- [Mas - Empowering Youth in STEM](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/mas-empowering-youth-in-stem/) - Mas, TechGirls 2021, Jordan Thinking back to the past, I was not a lucky person. I always failed to get many opportunities, I was rejected from many other programs, and I made many mistakes. Basically my goal was and still is to develop my personality and develop what talents I have and my areas of
- [Kyra - Published and Prospering](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/kyra-published-and-prospering/) - Kyra, TechGirls 2021, USA As my high school has a special focus in biotechnology, I have had the opportunity to get a lot of hands-on experience in the lab doing gel electrophoresis, spectrophotometry, bacterial staining etc. I am the president of my school’s Bioscience Club. With my team members and teacher sponsor I organize and
- [Nada - Developing A 'Growth Mindset'](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/nada-growth-mindset/) - Nada, TechGirls 2020, Egypt TechGirls is an essential milestone in my understanding of how global citizenship works. Not only was I exposed to new cultures, but also, I witnessed a unique perspective of diversity fostering our creativity and professional growth. The experience inspired and encouraged us to work even harder to conduct our projects and
- [Ons - STEM Education through Radio](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/ons-stem-education-through-radio/) - Ons, TechGirls 2017, Tunisia Ons is a TechGirls alumna leader in her country, Tunisia and has been conducting inspiring activities through her country’s TechWomen-TechGirls Club as well as independently. She recently empowered girls in her community through International Women and Girls in Science Day. “At the beginning of the year, I started a radio show,
- [Tracy - Accessible Tech Education](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/tracy-accessible-tech-education/) - Tracy, TechGirl 2020, USA I'm currently leading an organization/project that aims to make tech education accessible through distributing kits and curriculum that teach technology and coding concepts without the use of any digital technology or WiFi. Also, in true TechGirls spirit, I've been working to close the gender gap in computer science through the girls
- [Bahia - Using Technology to Drive Business](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/bahia-using-technology-to-drive-business/) - Bahia, TechGirls 2017, Algeria It all started with being an Algerian Youth Ambassador for the TechGirls program in 2017. While many TechGirls of my generation chose STEM as a field I found myself more immersed in IT from a business perspective so I decided to keep using the knowledge that I've gained from the program
- [Rund - A Computer Science Journey](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/rund-a-computer-science-journey/) - Rund, Jordan, TechGirl 2017 I am a second year Computer Science student at Princess Sumaya University in Jordan. When I started university I joined the ACM club, as an officer in training and a problem-solving trainer, and this year I am a board member in the club's committee holding the social media thing specially. ACM is
- [Takhmina - Quality Education with Technology](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/takhmina-quality-education-with-technology/) - Takhmina, TechGirl 2020, Tajikistan A long time ago, I saw my first TED talk video in a chaotic YouTube feed. In that video, the woman talked about happiness and it’s different perceptions. After that, I wondered what happiness means for me. As a child, I would say that happiness is to have a lot of
- [Audrea - Tech & Social Reform](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/audrea-tech-social-reform/) - Audrea, TechGirl 2016, USA Upon first learning about the TechGirls initiative, I could not have been more excited to get involved. Yet I had no idea the impact it would continue to source four years later. These past few years, TechGirls has guided not only my academic pursuits in technology, but also my personal growth
- [Adison - Python Programming for All!](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/adison-python-programming-for-all/) - Adison, TechGirls 2020, US I am enormously grateful to have had the honor of being a US Youth Ambassador for the TechGirls program this year. Although COVID-19 prevented us from meeting in person, we were able to complete the program online. I quickly fell in love with the brilliant minds and kind hearts of my
- [Reem - A Journey in Computer Science](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/reem-a-journey-in-computer-science/) - Reem, TechGirl 2017 During my teenage years, I made a decision that changed my life. I wanted to make a difference. Several years later, I was given a chance to prove myself as a successful individual when I was chosen among the four Lebanese girls to participate in the TechGirls program in the United States
- [Maryem - Collaboration in a Virtual World](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/maryem-collaboration-in-a-virtual-world/) - Maryem, TechGirl 2020, Tunisia Due to the plot twist of a lifetime — Covid-19 — my whole cool plan for 2020 turned upside down, including my TechGirls experience. We had a virtual camp where I had the opportunity to work with fellow stunning Global Earth Warriors, as well as meet astonishingly unique TechGirls from different
- [Lara - STEM For a Gender-Equal World](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/lara-stem-for-a-gender-equal-world/) - Lara, TechGirl 2012, Palestinian Territories In 2012, TechGirls had just launched the program for the first time. Eager for new learning experiences, I applied for the program through the encouragement of my role model and teacher, Tina Hazboun. TechGirls was a life-changing experience beyond my expectations. It opened my eyes to the unlimited possibilities that
- [Sulekha - A Summer of Science!](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/sulekha-a-summer-of-science/) - Sulekha, TechGirl 2019, USA My experience with TechGirls first gave me the valuable experience of being part of a group from many different backgrounds, but united in our desire to learn to use technology for the benefit of our communities. This experience highlighted the power of collaboration and sharing ideas with those from different backgrounds.
- [Haoua - Education and Technology in the midst of COVID-19](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/haoua-education-and-technology-in-the-midst-of-covid-19/) - Haoua, TechGirl 2016, Algeria At the age of 13 years old, I joined the Algerian food bank at a solidarity program within the association of SIDRA in Algeria to help collect food elements and donate them to poor families. I then fell in love with the work and the impact we were doing each time.
- [Elizabeth - STEM Journey to Medicine](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/elizabeth-stem-journey-to-medicine/) - Elizabeth, TechGirl 2015, USA The summer before starting college in 2015, I had the privilege to be a part of TechGirls. Throughout the course of one week, I met girls from around the world and learned about their cultures, interests, and even some dance moves. I was surprised how quickly I was able to connect
- [Aneekah - Tech Skills for Social Good](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/aneekah-tech-skills-for-social-good/) - Aneekah, TechGirls 2018, USA Aneekah is a rising college freshman at Princeton University and has just finished a gap year program through Princeton’s Novogratz Bridge Year Program, where she held an internship at a Yayasan SAMIN, a child rights protection NGO based in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. During her internship, she supported their focus on preventing child
- [TechGirls Alumnae - Innovation in the midst of COVID-19](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/techgirls-alumnae-innovation-in-the-midst-of-covid-19/) - In response to the global health crisis, TechGirls alumnae have utilized their STEM and leadership skills to support their local communities. They are providing support and innovation directly to medical professionals, conducting peer education programs and serving those in need. Here are some of the many inspiring actions being taken by alumnae around the globe:
- [Isabelle - Empowering Female Entrepreneurs ](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/isabelle-empowering-female-entrepreneurs-/) - Isabelle, TechGirl 2016, USA Isabelle studies at Stanford University where she is concurrently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Symbolic Systems (computer science, psychology, linguistics, philosophy) and a master’s degree in Computer Science. She is also Managing Partner for Dorm Room Fund, the nation’s largest student-run venture capital fund with a portfolio valuation worth over $1
- [Sadiya - Legacy of a Change Maker](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/sadiya-legacy-of-a-change-maker/) - Sadiya, TechGirl 2019, Uzbekistan Since my childhood I always wanted to study in the United States. Since participating in the TechGirls program last summer I got an initial taste of what it is like to study in the states and learned that education is really powerful and forms a person's intelligence. My participation in the
- [Jadelynn - Using STEM to Solve Global Challenges](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/jadelynn-using-stem-to-solve-global-challenges/) - Jadelynn, TechGirl 2019, USA It was truly an honor to have the opportunity to be a US Youth Ambassador for the TechGirls program and to become a part of such an inspiring, passionate, international network of young women. Not only did we learn programming, cybersecurity, and leadership skills, we also made friendships that we will
- [Hiba - Women Empowerment Across the Globe](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/hiba-women-empowerment-across-the-globe/) - Hiba, Morocco, TechGirls 2019 The lessons we take from obstacles we encounter can be fundamental to later success. Recount a time when you faced a challenge, setback, or failure. How did it affect you, and what did you learn from the experience? “You won’t be part of the team!” The team. It was not the
- [Rawan - Computer Science Education Abroad](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/rawan-computer-science-education-abroad/) - Rawan, Egypt, TechGirl 2017 Hello! My name is Rawan and I am a TechGirls 2017 alumna. I remember the first time I heard about TechGirls. It was my first year at Maadi STEM School for Girls, a project-based, STEM-oriented all-girls school in Cairo. After gaining admission to the school, I was keen on utilizing all
- [Lina - Tech Development in Libya](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/lina-tech-development-in-libya-copy/) - Lina, TechGirl 2013, Libya Lina attended the University of Tripoli and expects to graduate this semester from Electrical and Electronics Engineering. She currently serves as an Account Coordinator at Zain Libya. Lina is also the Founder of Alpha - a Tech and Youth development organization, is an intern at Libya (National Democratic Institute (NDI) and
- [Saja - Lifelong STEM Student](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/saja-lifelong-stem-student/) - Saja, TechGirl 2012, Lebanon Horizons have opened ever since I have participated in the amazing experience of the TechGirls program. The program perfectly fulfills its goals in implanting leadership, faith and success into young participants, as it widely opens their eyes to the aspiration out of this world. This program has made us confident about
- [Aruzhan - Web Development for Online Learning](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/aruzhan-web-development-for-online-learning/) - Aruzhan, TechGirl 2019, Kazakhstan Following the TechGirls program each summer, participants are required to complete a community-based project supporting their country utilizing technology. Here is Aruzhan’s story: My project helps students in my school improve their social life and help them with exams. My project is this website; with helpful links and videos for my
- [Tayma - A Global Leader in Cyber Security](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/tayma-a-global-leader-in-cyber-security/) - Tayma, TechGirl 2017, Palestinian Territories My name is Tayma and I’ll be 20 in a couple months, which means three years have passed since I joined the TechGirls program. Reflecting on the impact of it three years later is significant to me. TechGirls isn’t just a program where you get training and courses in topics
- [Naomi - Teaching Coding & Careers in STEM](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/naomi-teaching-coding-careers-in-stem/) - Naomi, TechGirls 2019, USA Hello, my name is Naomi Hardy-Njie! I am a TechGirl 2019 USA Ambassador. I had the great opportunity to attend Virginia Tech University with 60 other girls, 52 of them being from Central Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa. Over those two weeks, I built friendships, learned about Cybersecurity and
- [Amal - She Codes Up](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/amal-she-codes-up/) - Amal, TechGirls 2019, Tunisia Amal designed the initiative, She Codes Up, for her TechGirls community follow-on project to empower young girls in STEM fields and leadership. This event was sponsored by the Tunisian American alumni network (TAAN) with the support of GOMYCODE and the American corner Tunis. Several workshops were held as a part of
- [Destiny - STEM Leader](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/destiny-stem-leader/) - Destiny, TechGirl 2017, USA Destiny is a 17 year old teen Entrepreneur that embraces her power in STEM. She is an Author, Philanthropist, Presenter and Speaker that enjoys sharing her amazing and exciting journey through STEM. She has been recognized by government officials and has received numerous accolades for her achievements and efforts. She currently
- [Aika - An International Coder](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/aika-an-international-coder/) - Aika, TechGirls 2019, Kyrgyzstan October 25-27 at Festival Arena, Dubai Festival City, Dubai- the 2019 FIRST Global Challenge Dubai took place. FIRST Global Challenge is an annual international robotics competition that engages more than two billion youth across the globe in STEM that invites teams from all over the world to compete in a specific
- [Xuan - Leader in Peacebuilding](https://techgirlsglobal.org/impact-stories/xuan-leader-in-peacebuilding/) - Xuan, TechGirl 2018, USA One of our stellar US Youth Ambassadors, Xuan recently organized and facilitated the Open Peacebuilding and Leadership (OPL) conference that gathered a wide range of diverse students from over 10 schools. This program was provided free of charge and was open to all high schoolers interested in attending. This program provided

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- [Home](https://techgirlsglobal.org/) - What is TechGirls? TechGirls is an international summer exchange program designed to empower and inspire young women from around the world to pursue careers in science and technology. In 2023, the program will support 111 young women from 35 participating countries/territories and 15 U.S. peers in a dynamic four week U.S.- based experience with a
- [Get Involved](https://techgirlsglobal.org/get-involved/) - GET INVOLVED Open Positions Interested in being a part of the TechGirls team? Check out this page for more information. Local Engagement Coordinators Applications open during the fall for select Local Engagement Coordinator positions. Sign up for our newsletter or keep an eye on our website to be informed! Home Hospitality Click the photo for
- [Local Engagement Coordinators](https://techgirlsglobal.org/get-involved/local-engagement-coordinator/) - TechGirls Local Engagement Coordinators (LECs) Legacy International will work with select embassies to identify a Local Engagement Coordinator (LEC), who will ideally be an outstanding/active DOS alum to support the 2026 TechGirls program from January 2026 to December 2026. Check out the current Local Engagement Coordinators here. The LEC's responsibilities include: Assisting embassy with program
- [About Us](https://techgirlsglobal.org/about-us/) - TechGirls History TechGirls equips young innovators and the next generation of STEM professionals with the technical skills needed to thrive in the 21st-century workforce. This international exchange supports young women (ages 15-17) from the United States and select countries around the world to pursue higher education and careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) fields.
- [Current LECs](https://techgirlsglobal.org/about-us/current-lec-page-2025/) - Local Engagement Coordinators Local Engagement Coordinators (LECs) are alumnae of U.S. Department of State programs (i.e. TechWomen, Fulbright, IVLP, YLAI, and more) that are excited to mentor the next generation of global STEM leaders. LECs assist U.S. Embassies with program outreach in their country during the recruitment period; assist families as they prepare their child
- [Open Positions](https://techgirlsglobal.org/open-positions-2026/) - Are you…? Looking for an exciting job with global reach? Someone who believes in expanding the talent pipeline in STEM and preparing future scientists, engineers and tech leaders? Ready to join a close-knit team that inspires and connects individuals, organizations, and businesses to make a real difference in the lives of teens and young professionals
- [The Experience](https://techgirlsglobal.org/the-experience/) - TechGirls will: Challenge themselves with new questions and concepts. Learn coding and tech skills from enthusiastic university professors. Network with influential industry leaders. Build their own innovative leadership style. Create meaningful friendships with peers from all over the world. Explore the United States living on the campus of Virginia Tech, enjoying homestays in a US
- [TechGirls Alumnae Advisory Council Members](https://techgirlsglobal.org/alumnae/techgirls-alumnae-advisory-council-copy/) - TechGirls Alumnae Advisory Council Members The 2026 TechGirls Alumnae Advisory Council Members The 2026 TechGirls Alumnae Advisory Council comprises 36 alumnae from 27 countries and territories representing every region of the TechGirls program. These members are split into three different committees. Each committee has two main roles: General Council Members are members of the TechGirls
- [TechGirls Alumnae Advisory Council](https://techgirlsglobal.org/techgirls-alumnae-advisory-council/) - About the Alumnae Advisory Council (AAC) Since January 2021, Legacy International has been equipping TechGirls alumnae with leadership skills through the TechGirls Alumnae Advisory Council (AAC). This year-long commitment empowers members to take an active role in community education initiatives while inspiring and mobilizing fellow alumnae. In addition to their advisory responsibilities, AAC Officers
- [Staff - TechGirls Program](https://techgirlsglobal.org/program/staff-tg-program/) - Meet the TechGirls Team! The dedicated TechGirls team strives to create an environment where participants can feel a sense of trust and respect for one another. This atmosphere originates from staff attitudes and actions. Participants follow staff members' example and gain a new understanding of how dedication and commitment can build a strong community. By
- [Eligibility and Application](https://techgirlsglobal.org/apply/eligibility-and-application-2/) - ELIGIBILITY AND APPLICATION Thank you for your interest in TechGirls. The 2026 TechGirls application is now closed. All applicants will be notified of their status by mid-April 2026. The world needs young women interested in creating solutions for a better world! Selection Process All TechGirls participants are selected based on the eligibility requirements below.
- [Apply](https://techgirlsglobal.org/apply/) - Eligibility & Application Learn more about the eligibility criteria to apply for TechGirls. Award Details Find out everything you need to know about program specifics.
- [Overview](https://techgirlsglobal.org/overview/) - Overview TechGirls is a U.S.-based summer exchange program designed to expand the talent pipeline in STEM. Young women (ages 15-17) from the United States and select countries gain valuable hands-on training leading them to pursue higher education and careers in science, technology, engineering, and math. In 2026, the program will include 111 young women from
- [Frequently Asked Questions](https://techgirlsglobal.org/faqs/) - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Eligibility How do I know if I am eligible? Please carefully review the eligibility requirements page. I am from the United States of America. Am I eligible for TechGirls? Absolutely yes! If you are citizen and resident from the United States of America, then you are eligible for TechGirls. Check
- [Award Details](https://techgirlsglobal.org/award-details/) - TechGirls is made possible through the financial support of the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs. The program benefits the selected young leaders and provides a broad range of domestic benefits while involving American communities and organizations. Covered Costs The TechGirls program covers the following costs: Visa fee for international participants
- [STEM Career Exploration](https://techgirlsglobal.org/tech-training-and-careers-in-tech-copy-2/) - STEM Career Exploration STEM Career Exploration and Job Shadows TechGirls showcases America's innovation and leadership in STEM, equipping participants with the tools and networks to build their own futures. TechGirls teams up with several private sector partners for career conversations during one or two days of job shadowing and Careers in STEM panels. Through these
- [Leadership Development](https://techgirlsglobal.org/leadership-development/) - TechGirls is a comprehensive, customized program that equips young innovators with the technical skills needed to thrive in the 21st-century workforce. Targeted skill development enables them to be part of a competitive and innovative workforce. TechGirls participants attend leadership clinics, tailored STEM talks, workshops on career options, project planning, and higher education opportunities. The core
- [Program](https://techgirlsglobal.org/program/) - PROGRAM Overview TechGirls prepares future scientists, engineers, & tech leaders by providing them the access and opportunities to advance their skills and pursue their dreams. Leadership Development Each TechGirls participant leaves with new models, action plans and vision for the future. The Experience Learn about the TechGirls experience and details of the program. Tech Training
- [Tech Training](https://techgirlsglobal.org/tech-training-and-careers-in-tech-copy/) - Tech Training Tech Camp and Training The tech camp instructional partner for TechGirls is Virginia Tech. While on Virginia Tech's campus, TechGirls receive 38 hours of instruction in a STEM foundational course. They visit labs to learn about groundbreaking research and have the opprotunity to meet and network with esteemed professors who are experts in a
- [Home Hospitality](https://techgirlsglobal.org/get-involved/home-hospitality/) - If you live in Austin, TX; Kansas City, MO; Denver, CO; Seattle, WA; Detroit, MI; or Cincinnati, OH and are interested in cultivating a strong cross-cultural experience, please consider opening your home to our TechGirls! U.S. families have an impactful role in the overall experience of international guests. Through time spent with U.S. families, TechGirls
- [TechGirls Alumnae Networks](https://techgirlsglobal.org/techgirls-alumnae-networks/) - U.S. Department of State (DOS) Alumni As a TechGirl, you become part of a network of 900+ young women around the globe pursuing STEM careers. That is an amazing resource, but even more importantly, you become part of the larger U.S. Department of State Alumni network which gives you access to all sorts of resources
- [Current LEC Page 2025](https://techgirlsglobal.org/about-us/current-lec-page-2025-copy/) - Local Engagement Coordinators Local Engagement Coordinators (LECs) are alumni of U.S. Department of State programs (i.e. TechWomen, Fulbright, IVLP, YALI, and more) that are excited to make a difference for girls in their country and support the next generation of global STEM leaders. LECs assist U.S. Embassies with program outreach in their country during the
- [Alumnae](https://techgirlsglobal.org/alumnae/) - ALUMNAE Alumnae Networks Learn more about the networks available to TechGirls after their participation in the program. Alumnae Advisory Council TechGirls alumnae have the opportunity to serve on the Alumnae Advisory Council following their participation in the program.
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- [Leadership Development](https://techgirlsglobal.org/program/leadership-development/) - TechGirls participants attend leadership clinics, tailored tech talks, and have workshops on career options, project planning, and higher education opportunities. The core tech training includes a challenging courses taught by Virginia Tech's faculty. TechGirls is a comprehensive, customized program that equips participants with tech skills to meet the demands of the growing industry, as well
- [TechGirls Alumnae Networks](https://techgirlsglobal.org/program/techgirls-alumni-networks/) - U.S. Department of State (DoS) Alumni DoS Alumni Networks play a significant mentoring role pre- and post-U.S.-based exchange. Of the 36 eligible TechGirls countries/territories, TechWomen alumnae are ready to engage in 19, and TechGirls alumnae can be found in 12. There are extensive DoS networks in all participating countries/territories from which volunteer mentors will be

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