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DIY Girls is proud to announce that, in partnership with San Fernando High School, has been awarded the Lemelson-MIT Grant. We are one of 15 InvenTeams of high school students nationwide that will each receive up to $10,000 in grant funding to solve real-world problems through invention. As part of the Grant, the DIY Girls…
Our Top 12 Tweets of 2015
Our best moments via @DIYGirls Top Tweets We’ve created our very own DIY annual report using tweets from the past year. We selected 12 of our top retweeted and liked tweets. From photos of our girls in action, to field trips, to live tweets during the Superbowl these tweets capture the essence of our work and activities…
DIY Girls beta-testers for Two Bit Circus
Two Bit Circus brought our girls into their workshop this October and reminded us all that technology really can be the stuff of cartoonish adventure. DIY Girls from GALS, the Girls Athletic Leadership Schools, spent a day as game beta testers for Two Bit Circus, an organization that’s always “blurring the lines between technology and…
Creative Electronics Kit for Girls – Now Available
Our DIY Girls have chosen their top 3 favorite projects which we are now offering in one kit, just for you! So enjoy, learn, and gift it to a girl in your life. It’s only $49.99 and proceeds will go towards our programs for underserved girls. The kit was recently reviewed by the popular DIY…
DIY girls Experience Virtual Reality
Last week, DIY girls from our Creative Coding summer camp visited Rabbx Inc., an independent game production company located in Arleta, Los Angeles. Rabbx Inc. specializes in virtual and augmented reality—a topic introduced to our girls as they learned how code can be used to create interactive art experiences. We left Rabbx that day feeling…
LA City Councilman Felipe Fuentes Honors our Founder
We’re excited to share that our founder Luz Rivas was honored by Los Angeles Councilman Felipe Fuentes. As part of Women’s History Month, Councilman Fuentes recognized Luz as an outstanding woman in council district 7.