What is TechGirls?
TechGirls is an international summer exchange program designed to inspire and empower girls, ages 15–17, from around the world—including the United States—to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
In partnership with the U.S. Department of State and Legacy International, BRAVE Communities is thrilled to welcome a cohort of 20 TechGirls from Cambodia, Fiji, Indonesia, Mongolia, Taiwan, Vietnam, and the U.S. to Austin from July 26–30, 2025.
Together, we’ll explore innovation, foster cross-cultural friendships, and shape the next generation of changemakers in STEM!
TechGirls 2023 – participants from MENA + USA regions
🎥: Melanie Ortiz
What is TechGirls?
TechGirls is an international summer exchange program designed to inspire and empower girls, ages 15–17, from around the world—including the United States—to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM).
In partnership with the U.S. Department of State and Legacy International, BRAVE Communities is thrilled to welcome a cohort of 20 TechGirls from Cambodia, Fiji, Indonesia, Mongolia, Taiwan, Vietnam, and the U.S. to Austin from July 26–30, 2025.
Together, we’ll explore innovation, foster cross-cultural friendships, and shape the next generation of changemakers in STEM!
Make a life-changing impact by welcoming a TechGirl(s) into your home from July 26-30, 2025.
- Provide a safe, warm, and welcoming environment
- Share meals, culture, and experiences
- Receive a $100 HEB gift card per participant hosted
- Must live in the greater Austin area; background check required for 18+ household members.
Your company can help spark curiosity and confidence in a future tech leader by offering a half- or full- day job shadowing and site visit.
- Introduce TechGirls to your workplace culture
- Share insights, lead mini-tours, or hands-on demos
- Showcase the variety of careers within STEM fields
- Engage your team in a global mentorship experience
Program Sponsors:
"TechGirls program is in partnership with the US Department of State’s Education and Cultural Affairs and Legacy International."