Our Story

Our mission is to engage young women in computer science and related IT fields. We are the only after school program in Minneapolis Public Schools that focuses on coding and STEM and are proud to be the 1st computer technology High School program in Minneapolis Public Schools. Sisters-n-Technology gives young women the technology skills they need to be successful in the classroom and beyond.

We want to cover every facet of computer technology to give our girls a strong start towards a great career. Over the summer, club members are employed through teaching computing and programming skills to younger students. This allows members to build their leadership skills, helps support middle schools with mentoring and is an opportunity to recruit new Sisters-N-Technology members.

To support our graduating seniors, Sisters-N-Technology has partnerships with Target & The Boys/Girls Club of Minneapolis. These programs are tailored for rapid employment in the computer industry and will ensure that all members of the club have access to a bright future in technology.

"Where we don't put a limit on Dreams"

Why would you want our program at your school?

- STEM opportunities and education
- IT Internships
- Silicon Valley trip to Youtube, Google, Facebook campuses
- Potential career advancements

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Students in Silicon Valley Mouse SNT Podcast SNT Newspaper MN State IT C.O.E

Sisters-N-Technology is based out of Minneapolis, MN. The city where George Floyd was tragically killed by a Minneapolis Police officer. We stand against racial injustice. We want the world to know that we do not approve, practice & speak injustice of any group by sexual orientation, religious or personal preferences within the Sisters-N-Technology platform.

We fight against racism. Heal our city!

-Thomas Waltower

PARTNERSHIPS

  • Target
  • We Sparkle
  • Fear None Conquer All (F.N.C.A)
  • Kylar I.O
  • SPS Commerce

Minneapolis to North/South High Scholarship Winners

Claire Jensen from South HS
Amherst College
Janae Carver from North HS
In Partnership with Barr Engineering

DONORS