Girls in Cyber
Empowering the Next Generation of Women in Cybersecurity.
CyberKiddies Canada believes every girl deserves the opportunity to explore technology, build confidence, and discover exciting careers in cybersecurity and STEM.
Why Girls in Cyber Matters
Technology is shaping every part of our lives, yet women remain underrepresented in many technology and cybersecurity careers.
Early exposure to cybersecurity education helps build confidence, encourages curiosity, and shows young girls that they belong in technology.
At CyberKiddies, we're committed to creating opportunities where every girl feels welcome to learn, ask questions, and discover her potential.
What We Promote
Cybersecurity Education
Building digital safety skills through engaging, age-appropriate learning experiences.
Digital Confidence
Helping girls feel confident using technology safely, responsibly, and creatively.
STEM Exploration
Introducing exciting opportunities in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and cybersecurity.
Leadership & Innovation
Encouraging critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and future leadership.
Online Safety for Girls
Girls and young women can experience unique challenges online. CyberKiddies helps students recognize and respond to issues such as:
Online scams and phishing
Privacy and personal information
Social media safety
Cyberbullying and online harassment
Digital footprints
Responsible use of artificial intelligence
Healthy online communication
Our programs focus on prevention, awareness, and building confidence—not fear.
Women Who Inspire
Meet Canadian women whose achievements continue to inspire future generations.
Dr. Roberta Bondar
Canada's first female astronaut and the world's first neurologist in space.
Dr. Nadine Caron
Canada's first Indigenous female general surgeon and a leader in health equity.
Dr. Bonnie Schmidt
Founder of Let's Talk Science and a champion for STEM education across Canada.
Dr. Maydianne Andrade
Evolutionary biologist and advocate for equity, diversity, and inclusion in STEM.
Dr. Vathany Kulasingam
Clinical biochemist and internationally recognized cancer researcher.
Looking Ahead
CyberKiddies is committed to expanding opportunities for girls interested in technology and cybersecurity.
Career exploration events
Industry guest speakers
Mentorship opportunities
STEM awareness campaigns
Scholarships
Community partnerships
As our organization grows, so will the opportunities available to students across Canada.
Our Commitment
CyberKiddies Canada is committed to creating learning environments where every student feels welcomed, respected, and empowered.
We believe diversity strengthens innovation, different perspectives drive better solutions, and every young person should have the opportunity to explore technology with confidence.
By encouraging girls to pursue cybersecurity and STEM, we hope to help build a stronger, safer, and more inclusive digital future for Canada.
Resources
Students, families, and educators can continue learning through trusted Canadian organizations.
Join Us
Whether you're an educator, parent, community organization, or industry partner, we invite you to help inspire the next generation of women in cybersecurity and technology.