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About Us
Drone Girlz is building a network of women mentors in the drone industry
Drone Girlz is building a network of women mentors in the drone industry. Many girls learning how to fly drones don’t feel like they have women mentors to guide them when they’re feeling lost. We’re solving that problem with our mentorship networks.
It’s no secret that girls like you aren’t always encouraged to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). As a result, many miss out on exciting STEM opportunities, such as becoming a drone pilot.
| 27% of STEM workers are women | 73% of STEM workers are men |
| 4% of drone owners are women | 96% of drone owners are men |
We’re here to change that by introducing you to a high-demand STEM career, teaching you how to fly drones. In March 2003, we, as ABJS Corporation, launched a drone mapping initiative called Drone Girlz.
Drone Girlz is about more than just teaching drone mapping—it’s about empowerment. By mastering drone operation and geographical mapping, you gain a competitive edge in the job market.
We teach girls (ages 16 to 21) how to become drone pilots while also offering three key support networks:
1. Peer Mentorship
We foster a peer community of like-minded, ambitious students passionate about drones. Together, students support each other, learn collaboratively, and celebrate both wins and setbacks.
2. Immersive Mentorship
We connect students with inspiring women in STEM. Imagine having women mentors who have walked the path before you and are eager to share their knowledge and experience. These mentors guide students toward the right opportunities.
3. Career Guidance
We help students network with potential employers and secure internships that leave them excited to wake up every morning.
Culture
A place where everyone from diverse backgrounds feels respected and comfortable expressing their ideas.
Mission
We are committed to ensuring that girls not only keep pace but also lead the way in the drone industry.
Vision
Every girl should have access to quality STEM education and resources that enable them to reach their full potential.