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Future Innovators: Girls Explore AI and Data
Big ideas start with curious minds!
What if you could design your own product, then use AI to find out whether people would love it?
Ford is teaming up with the Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan for a hands-on workshop just for girls in grades 4-8. Ford's Women of Ford volunteers will lead it, and girls will work the way real innovators and data scientists do.
What you'll do:
💡 Invent a product of your own design
🤖 Explore AI tools and see how they work
📊 Analyze data to learn what it shows
📝 Build a simple report of what you find
🎤 Present your ideas with confidence
No experience with AI or coding needed. Just bring your curiosity and creativity!
This fun, supportive workshop helps girls build confidence and real-world skills in AI and data literacy, which are skills that will shape the future.
Event Details
What: Future Innovators: Girls Explore AI and Data
Who: Girls in grades 4-8 (Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan and daughters of Ford employees)
When: November 13, 4:00-5:30 PM
Where: Ford Experience Center, Dearborn
Hosted by: Women of Ford employee volunteers, in partnership with Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan
Dinner boxes will be available after the event.
Included in Girl Registration:
Guided activities
Juniors earn the STEM Career Exploration badge
Cadettes earn the STEM Career Exploration badge
Included for Adult:
Includes event access only; participation in activities is not included.
Costs:
$0.00 per Girl
$0.00 per Tagalong (Register as a girl non-member)
$0.00 per Adult
Registration deadline: November 5 (or sooner if event reaches capacity)
For program questions: please email Lana at ljaeger@gssem.org.
For registration questions: please email helpdesk@gssem.org.
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