You are the Future of STEM
Get involved in STEM while having fun! Learn how the IGNITE Program can provide you with amazing opportunities, resources, and connect you with other students!
Bring IGNITE Worldwide to Your School
Just follow these simple steps:
Find a STEM teacher or career counselor at your school to be your advocate.
Ask your teacher to complete the training to become an IGNITE Educator.
That’s it! Your IGNITE teacher can now sign up for IGNITE panels, field trips, and workshops for all girls and gender-diverse students at your school.
STEM Resources
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Microsoft Small Basic – Learn to code online!
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SciShow – Watch quick and informative videos on a wide array of scientific subjects!
Check back for opportunities coming soon!
Check back for opportunities!
- T-Mobile’s Project 10Million – Free access to wifi for eligible students.
Hear From IGNITE Students
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Spreading the Joy of Kindness and Technology by Vanesha H., 12th Grade
Spreading the Joy of Kindness and TechnologyBy Vanesha H., 12th Grade Student My passion for STEM, combined with compassion and resilience, has helped make a difference around me! My motivation to teach and mentor young kids began when I noticed the unconscious bias and perceptions in society around STEM fields
Hosting and Teaching Workshops in Seemingly Contrasting Areas – By Julia H, 12th grade
The Beginning Since I started playing with my mom’s keyboard as a baby and exploring web design in 8th grade, I found two of my passions- playing the piano and computer programming. I had a ton of fun exploring both activities, whether creating songs, games, or websites throughout my high
Sharing my love for STEM through EN.G.IN: Engineering. Girls. Innovation – by Diana,12th grade
Hi everyone! My name is Diana, and I am a rising senior at Miss Hall’s School. I am originally from Ukraine, but currently, I live and study in Massachusetts. When I was little, I found out that I loved STEM. Fortunately, I was lucky enough to have a female role model –
