Ready for an engaging day camp focused on cybersecurity, providing hands-on learning experiences for youth interested in exploring the world of tech and digital security?
Built and presgirlswhohack.com/ented by Girls Who Hack, each event is designed to be interactive and fun, with a mix of practical skills, creative challenges, and valuable takeaways.
A typical day camp features a dynamic lineup of classes, including:
These hands-on, in-person sessions provide a more effective and engaging learning experience than traditional online courses.
At Spawn Camp, the youth don’t just learn technical skills—they also build lasting friendships and a supportive network of peers. By collaborating on challenges and sharing their discoveries, participants create bonds that extend beyond the camp and can last a lifetime.
What makes our camp even more unique is that all classes are taught by 17-year-old Bianca "BiaSciLab" Lewis, a passionate cybersecurity enthusiast and role model. Bianca’s relatability and enthusiasm for technology create a welcoming and inspiring environment for young learners. As someone who’s just a few years older than most our participants, she connects with them on a personal level, making complex topics more approachable and fun.
Spawn Camp fosters a space where not only are skills learned, but lifelong friendships are made, and confidence is built— Teaching Youth The Skills Of Hacking So That They Can Change The Future.
Built and presgirlswhohack.com/ented by Girls Who Hack, each event is designed to be interactive and fun, with a mix of practical skills, creative challenges, and valuable takeaways.
A typical day camp features a dynamic lineup of classes, including:
- Staying Safe Online & Exploring Cybersecurity Careers
This class goes beyond basic tips like “use strong passwords.” It dives into crucial topics like safe online messaging, protecting personal data, and reducing your digital footprint. In addition, we introduce the wide range of exciting career opportunities in cybersecurity. Many youth believe that cybersecurity careers are all about “hands-on” keyboard work, but we showcase diverse roles in this rapidly growing field—from policy analysts to digital forensics specialists. - Be a Cipher Decipher
A fun, interactive class aimed at all ages where participants learn how to send encrypted messages. This hands-on session teaches girls the basics of ciphering techniques to ensure their messages remain secure, even if intercepted. It’s a great introduction to the importance of encryption and privacy in the digital world. - Introduction to Soldering & Hardware Hacking
Cybersecurity isn’t just about software; it’s also about hardware. This session introduces girls to soldering, a key skill in hardware hacking and building technology like robotics and wearable devices. Using the Girls Who Hack beginner soldering kit, participants will learn how to solder and gain a deeper appreciation for the physical side of tech security. - Introduction to the Terminal & Capture The Flag Challenge
The terminal is one of the primary tools for tech engineers and security professionals. In this class, we introduce basic terminal commands and allow girls to dive into a self-guided Capture The Flag challenge. They will use their new skills to complete tasks and solve puzzles, all while learning how to navigate the terminal in a fun, competitive way. - Youth CTF Challenge
This is a traditional jeopardy style CTF built for both beginners and advanced players alike. It contains several entry level flags to get them excited then transitions to more difficult flags which gives the advanced youth something more challenging.
These hands-on, in-person sessions provide a more effective and engaging learning experience than traditional online courses.
At Spawn Camp, the youth don’t just learn technical skills—they also build lasting friendships and a supportive network of peers. By collaborating on challenges and sharing their discoveries, participants create bonds that extend beyond the camp and can last a lifetime.
What makes our camp even more unique is that all classes are taught by 17-year-old Bianca "BiaSciLab" Lewis, a passionate cybersecurity enthusiast and role model. Bianca’s relatability and enthusiasm for technology create a welcoming and inspiring environment for young learners. As someone who’s just a few years older than most our participants, she connects with them on a personal level, making complex topics more approachable and fun.
Spawn Camp fosters a space where not only are skills learned, but lifelong friendships are made, and confidence is built— Teaching Youth The Skills Of Hacking So That They Can Change The Future.