EMPOWERING THE NEXT GENERATION OF

DIVERSE SCIENTISTS

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Our Programs

Research Girl, Inc. is dedicated to empowering underrepresented students worldwide by providing resources and mentorship in scientific research. We offer a wide range of programs, including workshops, webinars, lectures, and mentorship.

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Our Vision

Our vision is to create a global community of young researchers who are passionate about making a positive impact through scientific exploration. We are committed to fostering a love for research and discovery among the next generation of scientists and innovators.

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Latest Updates

Stay updated with our latest activities, events, and achievements. From new program launches to success stories of our mentees, our updates reflect the inspiring journey of our community in the world of scientific research.

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Become a part of our mission to promote scientific research among underrepresented youth. Whether you wish to volunteer, contribute, or collaborate, there are various ways to get involved and support our cause.

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Recent and Upcoming Events

Python Coding Workshop

February 28

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Research Girl Summer Program Applications

Program applications are due March 6.

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Research Girl Fall 2025 Mentorship Program

Mentee and mentor applications due August 10.

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Harvard Brain Science Initiative, Journeys in Neuro Seminar Series at Harvard University

July 16, July 23, and August 13.

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2024-2025 in Numbers

50K+

Students Reached

161+

Countries
Reached

US States

Reached

Success Stories

"Growing up, I never saw anyone of my ethnicity pursue the field I dreamed of, so it meant everything to be paired with someone who happened to be from the same country and even the same home region (What a coincidence in the best way possible). And we plan to stay in contact beyond the program. Her guidance helped me get into a research program at NASA, and now I’m in the process of writing my own research proposal!"