Program fellows immerse themselves in equity-focused work, all of which supports NGCP's network of girl-serving STEM programs.

This interdisciplinary summer STEM program for girls 13-16 provides a high-quality, online suite of activities centered on collaborative learning with female role models.

Connected Girls is a free, curated directory of STEAM opportunities and events that are designed for K-12 girls or other groups that have been historically excluded.

This project develops materials for educators that harness the allure of secret messages to teach cryptography and mathematics.

FabFems connects young women with female STEM professionals during critical transition points in the career pathway through social media and our newsletter.

This nationwide project engaged girls and their families in authentic STEM experiences and current NASA science.

NGCP supports increased access in STEM worldwide through the Global Girls Collaborative, sharing resources and news.

This free, informal science summer program aims to increase youth's interest and confidence in doing science and pursuing STEM careers.

The IF/THEN Initiative highlights professional female role models and is designed to open young girls' eyes to STEM careers.

This program empowers educators to lead engaging science and literacy workshops for children ages 3-10 and their families.

While NGCP programs and partners are in every state, we have 33 Collaboratives that serve and connect local girl-serving programs in 41 states.

MGM seeks to inspire and prepare the next generation of innovators by engaging one million more girls in STEM learning opportunities.

This project helps scale, support, and sustain libraries as community hubs for citizen science.

The SciGirls TV show, website, and outreach program draw on cutting-edge research about what engages girls in STEM learning and careers.

Connected Girls is a free, curated directory of STEAM opportunities and events that are designed for K-12 girls or other groups that have been historically excluded.

This group of high school students from diverse regions, backgrounds, and STEM interests helps guide NGCP's initiatives and direction.