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GirlsWhoSTEAM Inc. is a non profit organization dedicated to closing the gender gap in science technology, engineering, and mathematics. We plan to do this by showing girls how STEM could be fun! Our events teach girls leadership, critical thinking, creativity, problem solving, and STEM. We also offer a training program for students to start a Girls Who STEAM chapters so that they would be able to become leaders in there communities.

Start a Chapter

Our chapter program is a unique opportunity for individuals to create change in your community. Chapters can either be regionally based for a city, town, or community, or you can start a branch at your school! Members of each branch will be required to launch at least one project every three months, as well as starting up their website and Instagram page! You will also be required to submit monthly reports. We’ve made the process easy for you: once you’re onboarded as an official branch, you’ll get access to mentorship and one-on-one guidance from our team through our slack channel, who will help you set up events.

Start a Chapter

Our Programs

We offer several events that help teach girls the importance of STEM

GirlsWithGoals2021

From April 10-11, we hosted GirlsWithGoals2021, a virtual conference that helped teach girls career applicable skills.

Virtual STEM Workshops

Our STEM workshops are fun workshops that teach girls STEM, problems solving, leadership, and teamwork. Click the icon above to learn more!

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"I was taught that the way of progress was neither swift nor easy

- Marie Curie, the first women to ever win a Nobel Prize, and the only women to ever win it twice

GirlsWhoSTEAM Inc. highly emphasizes this quote. Progress has been, and has always been, a struggle. We encourage our girls to continue to break the glass ceiling through innovative and brave ways

Links For Girls

If you want to learn more about female history in STEM, you should check out the links below!

Scientista

Scientista lifestyle magazine is great at showing science around us in our everyday lives! Click the icon above to learn more!

13 Women Who Changed STEM

Read about 13 women who changed STEM! Click the icon above to learn more!

Quotes By Female Leaders in STEM

Read quotes from brilliant women who were leaders in STEM! Click the icon above to learn more!

Milestones For Women in Politics

America has had a long history of women breaking barriers in politics! Click the icon above to learn more!

The 100 Most Powerful Women

Interested in reading about the world 100 most powerful women in the world? Click on the icon above!

10 Women in Science You Should Know

These are 10 women in science you should know! Click on the icon above to learn more!

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Our monthly newspaper highlights oppurtunities and stories of women in STEM

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Our Team

Sriya Tallapragada

Founder and Executive Director

Sriya Tallapragada is a 14 year old from New Jersey. She is a dog lover and dedicated Swiftie. Her advocacy and life goals are centered around the purpose of social change and reform, with the hopes to teach and motivate the next generation of smart and empowered women.

Preshecca Ragavan

Outreach Coordinator

Preshecca Ragavan is a rising junior in Ohio. In her free time, she likes to sing, play the piano and violin, play golf as a varsity golf player, give back to the community, read, hang out with her friends and family, and play with her dog, Lucky!

Samhitha Palla

Community Engagement Officer

Samhitha “Sam” Palla is a 16 year old from Florida who attends Jasper High School as a sophomore. During her free time, she enjoys drawing, writing, and reading.