Volunteer

We are always looking for student volunteers.

Students can help teach, read, mentor, create learning videos, support workshops, and make STEM feel more reachable for younger girls.

Volunteer with Her Path

We are always looking for student volunteers.

Her Path is built by students who want to teach, read, mentor, support events, create learning videos, and make STEM feel more reachable for younger girls. Our volunteer model follows Read. Create. Teach.

How volunteers can help

Choose the path that fits your strengths. You can help at workshops, create short learning videos, read STEM stories, design activities, or support outreach and operations.

1Submit the volunteer application below.
2Choose your interests: workshops, learning videos, HerPath Reads, mentorship, or outreach.
3Her Path will follow up with next steps, parent/guardian awareness, and any training or script guidance needed.
Volunteer video guide

Sample video structure

  1. Hook: β€œHave you ever wondered why ___ happens?”
  2. Explain: Teach one idea in simple words.
  3. Show: Use a drawing, object, mini demo, or example.
  4. Try it: Give the learner one safe activity or question.
  5. Close: β€œYou just practiced thinking like a scientist/engineer.”

Mini sample script

β€œHi, I’m a Her Path volunteer. Today we’re learning about patterns. A pattern is something that repeats. Look at red-blue-red-blue. What comes next? Now try making your own pattern with colors, shapes, or sounds.”

Volunteer framework

Read. Create. Teach.

Her Path RCT is the volunteer model behind our learning videos and student-led lessons. Students read one meaningful idea, create something memorable, and teach it to a younger learner β€” building confidence for both the creator and the girl learning from them.

R

Read

Choose a short passage, STEM topic, article, book section, biography, or career story. Pull out the most important idea.

C

Create

Turn the idea into something memorable: a voiceover, avatar, drawing, demo, mini skit, slides, or short video.

T

Teach

Share the lesson through Her Path so younger girls can learn, respond, try something new, and feel like STEM is possible.

Guiding principleIf you can explain it in three minutes, you understand it. If you can teach it to someone younger, you are already leading.

By students, for students

Students are the creators. They choose a topic, build a short lesson, and teach it to someone younger. The process of explaining something builds their own understanding and confidence to lead.

Middle schoolersHigh schoolersCollege students

Powered by community

Families, mentors, professionals, seniors, and corporate partners help students create better lessons, reach more girls, and build a learning library that lasts.

FamiliesMentorsProfessionalsPartners
Make it memorable

There is no single right format.

If it is clear, age-appropriate, and genuinely interesting, it belongs in the Her Path library.

Act it out

Turn a scientist, inventor, or idea into a short scene or mini story.

Creative lesson

Draw it live

Use a sketch, diagram, comic, or whiteboard to make the idea visual.

Visual teaching

Show the experiment

Demonstrate a simple safe activity, then explain what happened.

Hands-on STEM

Use rhythm or story

Make a phrase, song, or story that helps younger girls remember the concept.

Memorable learning

Read like a storyteller

Bring a STEM book or biography to life, then connect it to a question or activity.

HerPath Reads

End with one question

Close with a prompt that makes girls think, respond, or try something.

Active learning
Volunteer roles

Lead the lesson. Or power the mission.

Her Path has roles for student creators and for the people who help students succeed.

Content Creator

Read a topic, write a short script, and create a 60-second to 3-minute lesson.

Core creator role

Peer Reviewer

Review scripts and videos for clarity, age-fit, creativity, and mission alignment.

Editing + feedback

Tech Creator

Help other students use Canva, slides, avatars, or editing tools to bring lessons to life.

Digital production

Family / mentor support

Help students read, record, script, practice, or improve their lesson at home or during Her Path programs.

Professional / partner support

Share a career story, review student lessons, sponsor tools, or support workshops and STEM events.

Creator-safe by design

You do not need to show your face.

Showing your face is optional. Teaching clearly and creatively is what matters.

Voiceover with slidesAvatar videoScreen recordingDrawings or diagramsBook page walkthroughFace video, optionalLive teaching, optional
For student volunteers under 18: parent/guardian awareness is required before any lesson is published. Students may use first name only, voiceover, avatar, or no-face formats.
How it works

From idea to impact in five steps.

1
Choose a topicPick from Her Path topic ideas or bring your own: a STEM concept, biography, book section, or leadership story.
2
Read and distillPull out the main idea a younger girl should remember.
3
Create the lessonWrite a short script and choose your format. Make it clear, safe, and memorable.
4
Submit for reviewThe Her Path team reviews for clarity, safety, age-fit, and mission alignment.
5
Publish, present, or earn creditYour lesson supports the Her Path library, a workshop, or volunteer credit and badges.
VOLUNTEER VIDEO TOPIC BOARD Β· APPLY TO CREATE
108sample topics
7grade levels
5subjects
3–7minute videos
Grade Subject
Tutoring

Peer tutoring for girls who need help β€” and girls ready to teach.

Her Path can match student tutors with younger girls who want help in a subject. Tutors apply with the topics they can teach. Learners submit what they need help with.

Apply to be a tutor

For students who want to tutor younger girls in math, science, coding, reading, writing, or homework support.

Request tutoring help

For girls or families looking for help in a subject.

Join the mission

Volunteer, host, or partner with Her Path.

Choose the option that fits you. Each submission is sent to the Her Path team so we can follow up with next steps.

Volunteer application

For student volunteers who want to teach, read, mentor, support events, create videos, or help with outreach.

Host / partner request

For schools, libraries, after-school programs, PTAs, community groups, sponsors, donors, and parents.