Black Girls Do Engineer prepares girls for the future of work through advanced STEM training and a cutting-edge edtech platform that delivers interactive learning, real-world skill development, and career-focused experiences.
To become the leading platform transforming how girls learn, lead, and launch careers in STEM—empowering them with the tools and training to thrive in the industries of tomorrow.
Women make up 35% of the S.T.E.M. workforce, but less than 5% of the S.T.E.M. workforce are women of color.
The National Center for Education Statistics reports that in 2015 the percentage of women of color attending higher education institutions who earned S.T.E.M. degrees was:
Black Girls Do Engineering
Black Girls Do Engineer is a national education technology nonprofit committed to preparing girls for the future of work in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). We provide hands-on STEM training, workforce development workshops, and career exploration events for girls ages 6–21.
Through our innovative edtech platform and in-person programs, we deliver real-world learning experiences that build technical skills, boost confidence, and connect girls with mentors and industry leaders. From robotics and AI to engineering design and software development, we equip the next generation with the tools they need to succeed in high-demand STEM fields.
At BGDE, we’re not just teaching STEM—we’re shaping the future, one girl at a time.
Support our mission to train the next generation of STEM leaders by donating to Black Girls Do Engineer—your contribution helps provide hands-on learning, mentorship, and workforce development for girls and young women.