THE FUTURE IS OURS TO MAKE

DIY Girls empowers girls and gender-expansive youthYouth whose gender identity and/or expression expands beyond cultural or social expectations of gender. This includes but is not limited to students who identify as girls regardless of assigned sex at birth, transmasculine youth, non-binary youth, and gender-fluid individuals. Click here to learn more. to explore STEAM through programming that builds skills, confidence, and community

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In recent years, the DIY maker movement has witnessed a remarkable ascent, empowered by the newfound accessibility of tools that were once exclusive to engineering labs. Open-source software and hardware have revolutionized the landscape, making it possible for individuals with determination to design and construct their own products.

Our programs inspire and support students in 5th-12th grade so that they are able to participate in this movement and the future economy.

DIY Girls Students building robots

DIY Girls partners with local schools in the North East San Fernando Valley region. To see our full list of school partners, click on the button below.

SCHOOL PARTNERS

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Our Programs

DIY Girls Student working with robotics

Elementary School Program

  • Creative Electronics
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DIY Girls Students working in a group

Middle School Programs

  • Tech & ARts
  • Woodworking Camp
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DIY Girls Student using Soldering Iron

High School Program

  • Invent Girls
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DIY Girls Alumni speaking on mic

Alumni Program

  • Girls Action Network and Support (GANAS)
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DIY Girls In The Spotlight

Testimonials

“I honestly never knew how to make 3D objects until I started DIY Girls. They have helped me learn so many things that I never knew about before.”
Alisa
7th Grade
“The most important thing I learned in this program is to have fun in challenging things.”
Alexa
5th Grade
“My favorite project that we did was the stop motion animation. This was my favorite because it was the project that was most hands-on, and we got to make our own little movie with our creativity.”
Leilany
7th Grade

If you would like to help us build a world of confident girls and gender-expansive youth expand opportunities for their communities through exploration, creativity, and technology, consider donating today!

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