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Dive into the Global Wave of Change.

Our gallery proudly showcases the vibrant engagement of students, staff, volunteers, and supporters dedicated to fostering creativity and community involvement with Technovation GirlsBC. From captivating stories to thought-provoking experiments, each piece tells a unique tale of resilience, passion, and the power to inspire change. Join us in exploring the diverse talents that have adorned our gallery walls this season and in previous years. Your support has fueled our mission, and together, we eagerly anticipate continuing our journey of supporting the next generation of technology leaders.

Technovation GirlsBC on the news

Technovation Girls: Q&A with BCIT Computing’s Erika Ram | BCIT NewsThe gender gap in STEM fields continues to be of concern. According to Statistics Canada, the shortage of women in STEM is detrimental to women, as jobs in the areas of science and technology – including engineering and computer science – are among the highest-paying and fastest-growing jobs. Greater diversity in the field also strengthens

Grade Six girls from North Vancouver create Hike Safe app

Computing hosts spring break camp to encourage girls in tech | BCIT NewsHigh school girls gathered at BCIT Downtown Campus (DTC) for the Technovation Girls BC Chapter Spring Break Learning Conference this month, where co-hosts BCIT Computing and UBC Geering Up offered hands-on workshops and career exploration opportunities. Technovation Girls is a non-profit tech entrepreneurship competition where girls aged 13-18 work in teams to develop a mobile

Science World hosts girl-focused day of workshops, mentorship - BC | Globalnews.caMore than 300 B.C. girls attended the sixth annual Girls and STEAM event at Science World.

Technovation GirlsBC Showcase: BCIT students mentoring the next generation of changemakers | BCIT News

North Shore pre-teens develop app to help hikers avoid getting stranded in the dark | CBC NewsEleni McLaughlin, Saoirse Pontin and Madeline Williams are hoping to win an international technology competition that would make their app, Hike Safe, available to hikers who need help planning backcountry trips.