Inspiring Young Girls for a Tech-Forward Future
A Platform to Explore Technology
Every year, TechDiva Foundation empowers girls from underserved communities to explore STEM, coding, and tech education. The All Girls Hackathon (AGH) is more than just an event; it's a movement to help girls from low-income schools, orphanages, and underserved areas break barriers and unlock new possibilities in technology.
Why All Girls Hackathon Matters
At TechDiva Foundation, we believe technology should be accessible to all, regardless of background, language, or prior experience. Aligned with National Girl Child Day, the All Girls Hackathon creates a safe, inclusive, and welcoming space where young girls can explore technology with confidence and take their first steps in coding.
Bridging the Digital Divide
Many girls from underserved communities have limited exposure to technology. AGH removes these barriers by providing access to devices, beginner-friendly learning, and mentorship
Encouraging First-Time Coders
We believe prior experience shouldn’t be a barrier. AGH offers a safe, supportive space where girls learn to code through hands-on activities that spark confidence and creativity.
Diverse & Inclusive Learning
AGH supports girls from all backgrounds with multilingual sessions, outreach to government schools, and an inclusive space that welcomes beginners and non-CS students.
The AGH Experience
The All Girls Hackathon offers a beginner-friendly, hands-on experience that makes tech exploration joyful and empowering. Designed for first-time learners, AGH brings together access, mentorship, and creativity to help girls from underserved communities explore technology with confidence and curiosity.
Beginner-Friendly Learning
Interactive sessions introduce tech through simple, creative challenges designed for those with no prior experience
Mentorship & Guidance
Each participant is supported by university students, educators, and industry mentors who offer guidance and encouragement throughout the event
Confidence Through Creation
Girls build projects, share their work, and celebrate their learning while developing leadership, creativity, and problem-solving skills
All Girls Hackathon empowers girls from underserved communities to explore technology with confidence by sparking curiosity and creativity, helping them take their first bold steps into the world of tech.
Impact Over the Years
Since its inception, the All Girls Hackathon has expanded across multiple states, empowering thousands of young girls by introducing them to technology and coding. Each edition has strengthened our outreach, built confidence in first-time coders, and created long-term mentorship opportunities.
AGH Edition 1 Laying the Foundation
The first edition, held in Chennai, provided an entry point into tech for girls from diverse backgrounds, establishing a model that would drive future impact
500+ participants from high schools, colleges, and non-CS backgrounds
80% of participants expressed interest in pursuing STEM careers
Launched a mentorship model, enabling past participants to support new learners
AGH Edition 2 Expanding Horizons
Building on the success of the first edition, AGH 2 expanded to government schools across Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, supported by a growing network of university volunteers and faculty
500+ government school students participated in hands-on coding workshops
200+ university students volunteered as mentors
50+ university faculty members provided guidance and career insights
Expanded to 25+ government schools with 5 university partnerships
AGH Edition 3 Reaching New Communities
AGH 3 marked a significant expansion to Northeast India, alongside continued programs in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. This edition focused on younger girls (Grades 7-9), introducing technology at an earlier age
1,000+ girls from Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Assam, and Meghalaya participated
Focused on Junior School Girls (7th-9th grade)
For many participants, this was their first hands-on computer experience
Expanded our reach to orphanages, ensuring inclusivity beyond schools
Support All Girls Hackathon
Universities, Schools & NGOs
Host an AGH
- Provide venue and infrastructure support to host the hackathon
- Engage faculty and students as mentors and volunteers
- Foster long-term collaboration between institutions and underserved communities
Corporations
Support as a Partner
- Align CSR initiatives with the mission of AGH
- Sponsor hackathons, provide in-kind donations, or offer volunteer support
- Facilitate exposure to real-world tech environments through industry interactions
