
Registration is now open!
For girls
and will remain open until all spaces are filled at each location.

Ada Lovelace Day 2026
5th Latin American STEM Workshop Day for Girls
to bring science, technology, engineering and mathematics closer to girls aged 10 to 12.

The next edition has a date!
Saturday, October 3, 2026
🇧🇷 Brazil - Special Date
Saturday, November 7, 2026














What is the Ada Lovelace Day Event?
The Latin American STEM Workshop Day for Girls is an educational event held simultaneously at different host sites across Latin America.
Each year, more than 100 host sites throughout Latin America open their doors so that girls aged 10 to 12 can explore science and technology together, through playful and experimental workshops.
Registration
in 3 steps
Starting August 24th
and until all spots are filled
at each location.
2. Complete the form
Registration for each child must be completed by a responsible adult, such as a parent, guardian or teacher.
3. Receive confirmation
The location will send an email with the registration status:
· Confirmed
· Waiting list
· Not eligible to participate
When is the Event?
Explore the STEM activities
The activities designed exclusively for the Event.
They are playful, experimental and replicable proposals,
designed for girls aged 10-12.
Ways to take part
There are many ways to be part of this Latin American network.
Submit an activity
The call remains open throughout the year for playful, experimental and replicable proposals.
Support the initiative
Institutions, organizations and companies can support this initiative.
A network that grows every year.
Educational institutions from different countries join every year to bring science and technology closer to more girls throughout the region.







































































The girls tell their stories
The protagonists of the Event are the girls and adolescents who take part in each edition. These are some of the experiences they shared at the end of the workshops.
Educational institutions from different countries join every year to bring science and technology closer to more girls throughout the region.









