Zero-Build Static Web Starter
Three-file HTML5, CSS Grid, and accessible button pack that boots directly from a local folder or USB drive.
Build a welcoming weekend coding bootcamp, after-school robotics club, or library STEM circle in 30 seconds. Get a classroom prep checklist, Price Camp Micro-Grant estimate ($250 to $650), and ready-to-share mentor & parent notes locally in your browser.
44 STEM HUBS · 1:8 MENTOR RATIO · 102 LEADS ARCHIVE
MENTOR SESSION GUIDE | Weekend Coding Bootcamp HUB: Oakland, CA | HOST: East Bay Girls STEM Studio | COHORT: Middle School (11-13) MICRO-GRANT: $480 (Price Camp Supplies & Snacks) SESSION TIMELINE: 09:30 AM - Setup: Boot Scratch 3.0 & Python Turtle sandbox, test offline 32 GB USB repo bundle 10:00 AM - Welcome circle & 1:8 mentor table pairing (3 mentors / 24 students) 10:30 AM - Hands-on build sprint on Air Quality & Python Data 01:00 PM - Warm lunch break + peer code walkthroughs 03:00 PM - Family & librarian project showcase (zero data tracking) STARTER REPOS: https://marchforsisterhood.com/curriculum-repos/
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MIT-licensed starter code and CC-BY-4.0 lesson cards formatted for offline library Chromebooks and 32 GB USB lab kits.
Three-file HTML5, CSS Grid, and accessible button pack that boots directly from a local folder or USB drive.
Clean municipal CSV parsers and SVG bar plotters designed for first-time Python learners ages 11 to 18.
Icebreakers, debugging prompts, and inclusive classroom norms built around a 1:8 mentor-to-student floor.
Two-color printable reference booklets and local Python HTTP docs so rural and library clubs never stall on Wi-Fi.
Estimate cohort size, workshop duration, loaner hardware, and snack stipends locally in browser memory with one-click grant summary export.
Eligible for library partner rooms and Price Camp micro-grants under $1,800.
Every March For Sisterhood workshop template pairs clear hardware ceilings with static-first Git repositories so schools, librarians, and volunteer mentors can host coding circles with zero recurring server bills.
| STEM Format | Cohort & Mentors | Typical Grant Range | Starter Stack | License & Output |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weekend Coding Bootcamp | 24 students / 3 mentors (1:8) | $480 to $1,750 | Scratch 3.0 + HTML5 + Python | MIT + CC-BY-4.0 16p Print Workbook |
| After-School Robotics Club | 16 students / 2 mentors (1:8) | $520 to $2,400 | MakeCode + MicroPython Sensors | MIT / GPLv3 Sensor & Circuit Kit |
| Community Library STEM Circle | 16 students / 2 mentors (1:8) | $250 to $650 | Offline USB Python + HTML Cards | Zero-Network 32 GB USB Kit |
| 6-Week Summer STEM Studio | 48 students / 6 mentors (1:8) | $5,800 to $11,200 | Static CSV Charts + Accessible Web | MIT + CC-BY-4.0 Community Demo Day |
Launched on September 16, 2019 and celebrated on October 11, 2019 (International Day of the Girl), the original #MarchForSisterhood initiative brought together 102 young women across Team Sisterhood (38 Leadership Council members and 64 youth community leads) to broaden girls' participation in technology and creative leadership.
Historical coverage in Mashable, Refinery29, PRNewswire, and Craig Newmark Philanthropies documented over 255,000 hashtag dispatches, 500 million TikTok views, and nearly 1 billion campaign impressions.
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