The program uniquely focuses on empowering Black, Latina, and Indigenous girls and gender-expansive youth to become creators and ethical leaders in AI, connecting STEM to issues they care about most.
Techbridge Girls' FutureMakers: AI for Community program helps elementary school girls and gender-expansive youth explore artificial intelligence, data science, and responsible technology design. Through hands-on investigations and community-centered problem-solving, participants learn how AI systems use data to make decisions, examining critical thinking, ethics, and community impact. The curriculum emphasizes understanding how AI works, how data influences predictions, where bias can appear, and why human judgment is crucial. Students will collect, organize, analyze, and interpret data, apply systems thinking and the engineering design process, and collaborate with peers to investigate and solve real-world community challenges. The program aims to build foundational AI literacy and data science skills, foster confidence as future technology leaders, and empower youth to become informed users, critical thinkers, problem-solvers, and creators of technology.
A typical day involves engaging with AI and data science through hands-on learning experiences, participating in interactive STEM challenges, and collaborating with peers and mentors on community-centered engineering challenges.
This program is best for elementary school girls and gender-expansive youth who are curious about how AI works and want to use technology to solve real-world problems in their communities.
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