Girls STEAM

Girls STEAM

Discover careers. Meet role models. Imagine what’s next.

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Girls STEAM

Discover careers. Meet role models. Imagine what’s next.

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What is Girls STEAM?

What is Girls STEAM?

Girls STEAM is an initiative designed to spark curiosity, build confidence, and expand opportunities for girls in STEAM. We bring learning to life through dynamic experiences, mentorship, and access to real STEAM professionals.
  • Hands-on STEAM activities designed for middle & high school girls
  • Connect with STEAM professionals and role models
  • Build confidence, skills, and future pathways

Free Girls STEAM Celebration

Saturday April 11th, 2026 | 10am-2pm at Homewood-Flossmoor High School

Exclusive invite and transportation for 6th-8th students from:
James Hart School | Parker Junior High School

Please join us in supporting Homewood Science Center’s Girls STEAM Celebration, a free STEAM career exploration event serving 100 middle school students from South Cook County. Together, we can inspire the next generation of innovators, engineers, and scientists.

What to Expect

Homewood Science Center invites 6th-8th grade students from James Hart School & Parker Junior High School to a day of STEAM career exploration, food, and fun at Homewood-Flossmoor High School.

Find out about education and career paths with our STEAM Career Showcase, featuring volunteers from a variety of STEAM careers. We’ll have Aurelio’s Pizza for lunch. After that, students will create vision boards.

STEAM Career Showcase

We challenge you to visit every STEAM Showcase table! You’ll also learn about different jobs in STEAM and test out some pretty cool on-the-job STEAM tools and activities. We have volunteers from different backgrounds from the following organizations: 

Go Home with Gifts!

Go Home with Gifts!

It’s not a celebration unless there are gifts! You will go home with a swag bag and a custom journal to help you plan for your future! Introducing our “Manufacture Your Future” journal.