
The 100 Black Girls Breaking Barriers in STEM Conference is a powerful, one-day experience designed to inspire, empower, and equip Black high school girls with exposure to STEM careers, college pathways, and professional role models. Hosted on a college campus, this conference creates a culturally affirming space where students can see themselves as scientists, engineers, innovators, and leaders.
This is not a typical conference — it is an immersive experience that builds confidence, identity, and opportunity in STEM.

📍 Event Details
Date: Saturday, April 18, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM (check-in 9:30am)
Breakfast provided for all participants
Location: Xavier University, Cincinnati, Ohio
Hosted by: The STEM Lab
Sponsored by: Xavier University
Lunch: Provided for all student participants and chaperones
Parking: Available on campus ($10–$12 per vehicle)
Black girls remain significantly underrepresented in STEM fields. This conference exists to intentionally address that gap by providing:
By bringing students onto a college campus and surrounding them with professionals who look like them, we reduce apprehension about college and expand what students believe is possible.
School Registrations: https://forms.gle/rga52267wd8ZCsvh9
Volunteers: https://forms.gle/voCffAP8ykdwmmnj6
We truly could not make this event happen without you!
The conference will feature:
Renowned Black women in STEM sharing their personal journeys, challenges, and career insights.
Interactive discussions focused on: