Pixels Forward is a digital campaign dedicated to showing K–12 girls — especially those from underrepresented communities — that tech careers are for them. Through education, mentorship, and real stories from women in the field, we're changing what the future of tech looks like.
Women make up only about 25% of the tech workforce — and just 2–3% are Latina. Pixels Forward confronts this gap head-on with a bilingual digital campaign that gives K–12 girls relatable role models, age-appropriate resources, and a clear message: tech is for you.
Built with the very AI tools it teaches about — and with full transparency about what's AI-generated — this site models the responsible, creative use of technology we want every girl to see.
Pixels Forward connects girls with the knowledge, role models, and confidence they need to explore careers in tech and AI.
Beginner-friendly explainers on AI, coding, cybersecurity, and more — written for curious minds ages 5–18 and available in English and Spanish.
Spotlights on real women in tech — particularly women of color — so every girl can see someone who looks like her thriving in the field.
Visual, age-appropriate guides to careers in software engineering, UX design, data science, cybersecurity, AI research, and beyond.
From building apps to protecting the internet to designing the future — tech careers are as creative and diverse as the girls who will fill them.
These are the voices of women who've paved their path in tech — and want to show the next generation it's possible.
Growing up in the Coachella Valley, I didn't know a single woman in tech. Now I'm a software engineer and I mentor girls every weekend. I want them to know this world belongs to them too.
I started teaching myself code at 14 using free online resources. Today I protect critical infrastructure for a Fortune 500 company. The path wasn't easy, but it was worth every step.
I went from drawing in notebooks to designing apps used by millions. If someone had shown me this career existed when I was 10, I would've started even sooner.
Whether you're a girl curious about tech, a parent looking for resources, a teacher building your curriculum, or a woman in tech ready to share your story — there's a place for you here.