Electric Girls:
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Earn badges
Girls earn badges for learning new skills and showing acts of leadership and kindness. Badges provide motivation for girls to challenge themselves and be the best thinkers and builders they can be. For example, our "curiosity" badge is earned when a girl takes an extra step to learn something new! Join a community Girls make new friends and become a part of a growing community of young learners and leaders in technology! Electric Girls counselors are all female role models who foster a safe environment for girls to learn and explore. |
Learn new skills
Girls learn the fundamentals of electronics and programming, and use these new skills build their own inventions. They are guided through the design process, learning how to ideate, build prototypes, and make iterations of their designs. Become mentors Girls who complete at least one Electric Girls program have the opportunity to become Electric Girls mentors. Mentors are role models for younger girls (they teach lessons, assist other girls with their projects, learn more advanced skills), and have greater independence while designing and building more complex inventions. |
Past and Present School Partners:
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Trinity Community Center
Audubon Charter Upper Campus Audubon Charter Lower Campus Lycee Francais Patton Campus Lycee Francais Johnson Campus Langston Hughes Academy Good Shepherd School Andrew Wilson Charter School |
Rooted School
Sci High International School of Louisiana Kipp Central City Primary Bricolage Academy Islamic School of Greater New Orleans Esperanza Charter School Lafayette Academy |
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If you are interested in partnering with Electric Girls, please reach out to our Director of Programs, Bryoni at bryoni@electricgirls.org.
