These after-school programmes open up the world of science, technology, and engineering to underserved girls with fun, educational, hands-on projects.

This 2-day camp offers the opportunity participants to co-create their technology projects aimed at bringing social impact with specialists in project development, UX and technologies.

This two-week free camp for girls aged 14-17 offers girls the opportunity to develop a tech project that they then exhibit in a final day open to the public.

This global tech education non-profit offers two programmes ? Technovation Girls and Technovation Families ? which bring kids and adults together to use technology to solve major problems in their communities.

This global challenge supports, through mentors and an educational programme, girls aged 8-16 and their families to explore core concepts of Artificial Intelligence (AI), apply AI tools to solve problems in their communities, and to enter their ideas into a global competition.

This global challenge supports, through mentors and an educational programme, teams of girls aged 10-18 to learn how to code, to create a mobile app to solve a problem in their community and to enter their ideas into a global competition.

This Irish civil society organization supports girls aged 15-16 from traditionally underrepresented communities to participate in free after-school activities, 2-week support work placements in technology environments, and other professional development programmes to support girls' careers in technology.

This programme provides workshops, industry events and hackathons for female-identified, trans, and non-binary youth aged 13-17 that teach coding, problem-solving, and branding strategies and offer networking opportunities.

The programme, for young people aged 15-18 in Armenia, builds basic knowledge in tech and business and encourages participants to generate technical business solutions to solve issues in the community.

This foundation provides workshops, internships, conferences, digital platforms and media campaigns for Latino youth from early childhood to post-secondary education to build interest and skills in STEM and arts/design.

This Centre created a ?Tech University? to train and mentor girls in basic programming and other digital skills.

This computer school in Botswana provides computer science and STEM classes to children (mostly girls) aged 5-18, with the aim to deliver fun and interactive learning that make them appreciate computing concepts as well as STEM subjects.