3 ACTIONS TO TAKE:
PROGRAM OUTCOMES
Skills - girls learn the fundamentals of electronics, audio, programming and design.
Creative Confidence - girls use newly acquired skills to design and build their own projects.
Mentorship - counselors are all female role models who foster a safe environment for girls learn and explore.
Community - girls become a part of a growing community of young learners and leaders in technology.
Skills - girls learn the fundamentals of electronics, audio, programming and design.
Creative Confidence - girls use newly acquired skills to design and build their own projects.
Mentorship - counselors are all female role models who foster a safe environment for girls learn and explore.
Community - girls become a part of a growing community of young learners and leaders in technology.
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PARENT TESTIMONIALS
What I love about Electric Girls is the fearless - Chris Atencio
She loved the challenge, independence and reward of building something from nothing. " I liked that my daughter was exposed to things she hasn't been exposed to before and that she came away with more confidence than she had about her ability to do these kind of things. " |
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MEET THE TEAM Flor Serna & Maya Ramos Executive Director/Founder & Assistant Director Flor Serna founded Electric Girls in 2015 in response to her experience as a female audio engineer in a massively male-dominated field. Maya Ramos, Electric Girls' other half, was the first female that Flor trained in the recording studio at Loyola University. After gaining a better understanding of the importance of female mentorship in STEM, Maya began working with Flor to build a program that gives girls confidence, a sense of identity, and a curiosity to learn more. CONTACT US flor@electricgirls.org (505) 850-7578 |
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