01 · Fall
September to December
Preparation, revision, and strengthening skills ahead of the Technovation Girls program.
BLACK TECHNOVATION GIRLS WATERLOO · OUR PROGRAM
OUR YEARLY RHYTHM
September to December
Preparation, revision, and strengthening skills ahead of the Technovation Girls program.
January to May
Program participation, research, project development, testing, and presentation.
June to August
Reinforcement and enrichment, building on skills and work developed during the program.
Teaching and project submissions are in English. Some of our volunteers and alumni are bilingual and can explain concepts in French to help girls understand.
LEARN TOGETHER
4:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Eastern Time
Attend live instruction, demonstrations, and questions, or watch the recorded lesson when you cannot attend.
Recordings and materials are in the Black Technovation Girls Google Classroom, accessible only to club members.
In-person activities at the University of Waterloo are part of belonging to the club.
During January to May, expect activities on two to three Saturdays per month. Confirmed dates and arrangements are shared privately with members and families.
MAKE SOMETHING THAT MATTERS
Girls can develop a project of their choice or choose a project submitted by a partner community organization. They research the problem, develop ideas, and test how technology could help.
Focused opportunities to explore challenges, develop ideas, build, and present progress, with participating schools or the wider club.
School groups provide an additional setting to meet regularly and work on projects.
Register for the club