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  • Scientific Adventures for Girls’ Near Peer Program

    Scientific Adventures for Girls’ Near Peer Program

    Applications are open for Scientific Adventures for Girls’ Near Peer program for the 2026-2027 school year! Girls and girl-identifying youth ages 15+ are invited to become Near Peer Interns, mentoring elementary-age girls through fun, hands-on STEM activities in Richmond and Oakland public schools. This is an in-person role, with a stipend provided at the end…

  • Girls Who Code: Clubs and Fall Pathways Program

    Girls Who Code: Clubs and Fall Pathways Program

    Summer is the perfect time to tap into Girls Who Code’s free programs and resources! Check out the following ideas for getting involved. Start a Club! Girls Who Code Clubs provide free coding curriculum and emerging technology activities for students in grades 3-12. Apply to Girls Who Code’s free Fall Pathways program! 🌟 If you…

  • (Public Astronomy Lecture) Exploring Strange New Worlds: Rocky Exoplanet Atmospheres with JWST

    (Public Astronomy Lecture) Exploring Strange New Worlds: Rocky Exoplanet Atmospheres with JWST

    Are there other planets like Earth? What makes a planet potentially habitable? Join the Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology (KIPAC) at Stanford University for a free public lecture on Wednesday, July 22, and explore what the James Webb Space Telescope is revealing about rocky exoplanets, particularly through studies of their atmospheres. This hybrid…

  • Girls Who Code’s Fall Pathways Program

    Girls Who Code’s Fall Pathways Program

    Apply to Girls Who Code free Fall Pathways program! 🌟 If you mention that B.A.T.S. encouraged you to apply, you will receive priority consideration! (B.A.T.S. is one of Girls Who Code’s Community Partners. The affiliate question is in the “Tell Us More About You” section after the “Let’s Confirm Your Eligibility” section.) 🌟 Girls Who…

  • Stardance Challenge by Hack Club & NASA

    Stardance Challenge by Hack Club & NASA

    Worried you’ll be bored this summer? Still looking for something to do? Join the Stardance Challenge by Hack Club and NASA. No judges, no winners. Just build something and get rewarded for it. Stardance is a free online summer program for teens 13–18. Build any technical project you want (websites, games, apps, hardware), log your…

  • 2026 Summer STEM Career Talk Series

    2026 Summer STEM Career Talk Series

    Join Berkeley Lab for their 2026 Summer STEM Career Talk Series! This summer, the Berkeley Lab is hosting a series of career and research talks to inspire and encourage students and interns to start careers in STEM fields. They will be joined by Berkeley Lab staff, Bay Area professionals, and other guest experts to talk…

  • Stewardship Friday: Experiencing Fish Kitchen

    Stewardship Friday: Experiencing Fish Kitchen

    Announcing another FREE June High Schooler Opportunity with The Marine Mammal Center! Like many of the Center’s events, this one is filling up fast, so register now at bit.ly/stfrijune26. Theme: Experiencing Fish Kitchen Event Registration Link: bit.ly/stfrijune26 When: Thursday, June 26th, from 11:30-4:15 Where: The Marine Mammal Center (Sausalito) Cost: FREE (free light lunch and…

  • Summer Volunteer Opportunities from Scientific Adventures For Girls

    Summer Volunteer Opportunities from Scientific Adventures For Girls

    Scientific Adventures For Girls is excited to announce that they are looking for volunteers (ages 15+) to support their summer programs this year! Interested? Complete the volunteer interest form. This summer, SAfG will be hosting programs at a variety of locations, including: Volunteers will help support students during hands-on STEM activities, assist staff with program…

  • Stewardship Thursday: Experiencing Fish Kitchen

    Stewardship Thursday: Experiencing Fish Kitchen

    The Marine Mammal Center’s first June Stewardship event for high school aged youth will be on 6/18/26. Register now before the event fills up! Theme: Experiencing Fish Kitchen Event Registration Link: bit.ly/stthursjune26 When: Thursday, June 18th, from 11:30-4:15 Where: The Marine Mammal Center (Sausalito) Cost: FREE (free light lunch and snacks will be provided) Description:…

  • Python4Physics: A Free Programming Class

    Python4Physics: A Free Programming Class

    Announcing an opportunity to learn the basics of Python this summer! This summer, the UC Berkeley Physics department will again be hosting a FREE coding class for high school students, and it will be casted live for anybody wishing to learn the basics of coding. If you are interested in participating in person, please fill…