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Becoming a DIVA writer

Use your voice to inspire, inform, and empower.
Through writing, you can help younger girls build confidence, celebrate women in STEM, and break down the stereotypes that hold so many back.

To get started, just fill out the form below. Once we receive your application, we’ll send you everything you need — including writing prompts , guidelines, and next steps for submitting your first piece. You’ll be part of a team of motivated girls using their voices to make a difference through writing.

What You’ll Do

As a member of the DIVA Writing Team, you’ll contribute articles to our website. These pieces help share stories, ideas, and role models that show girls they belong in math and science. Depending on your interests, you can:

  • Write short features on inspiring women in STEM

  • Share personal stories or tips related to school and confidence

  • Interview other DIVA members or younger students

  • Explore fun or surprising math topics

  • Write about the impact of DIVA and what it means to you

You don’t need to be an experienced writer — just thoughtful, curious, and motivated to share ideas that matter.

Article Topics

You can write about:

  • Famous female figures in scientific fields

  • Math confidence and how to build it

  • Gender and education: facts & statistics

  • Your experience as a volunteer

  • Why more girls in STEM matters

  • Personal reflections or advice

 

We’ll give you guidance and prompts!

Time Commitment

Writing is flexible — you can contribute:

  • Weekly

  • Every two weeks

  • Monthly

  • Every other month

What You’ll Gain

  • A platform for your voice – Your articles will be published on our website and shared with our community.

  • Confidence in writing and self-expression – Practice turning your thoughts into something meaningful and powerful.

  • Experience that matters – Build your portfolio, strengthen your communication skills, and add a real project to your resume or college apps.

  • A chance to inspire real change – Your words can help younger girls feel seen, supported, and excited about math.

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