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BiaSciLab x DoSomething

Spot the Scam Webinar

BiaSciLab and Girls Who Hack founder is providing young people like you the essential info and foundational skills you need to be a safe digital citizen.

#Responsible Technology #Safety & Wellbeing #Education

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2026 | 7:00PM ET

Spot the Scam

Presented by BiaSciLab

This engaging and insightful webinar will include:

  • An overview of Spot the Scam, a DoSomething program designed to help young people recognize, avoid, and report online scams
  • A special Girls Who Hack presentation by BiaSciLab (Bianca Lewis)
  • Cybersecurity/scams, examples, and what to look out for
  • An expanded discussion about AI and its relationship to scams and responsible technology use
  • Q+A and more

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How to Catch a Scammer

Check out this past online event presented by Girls Who Hack founder Bianca Lewis that included:

  • Storytime
  • The Scams being done/to look out for
  • Corrupt shopping apps
  • Protection & Recovery
  • Q&A

Girls Who Hack

Founded by Bianca Lewis when she was just 12-years-old, Girls Who Hack is a non-profit committed to bringing more diversity to the cybersecurity workforce, and offers free online and in-person classes that teach girls hacking skills so that they can change the future. To expand this mission further, Girls Who Hack is also creating a new initiative to extend the reach of their in-person classes by bringing in female industry leaders to both teach and inspire more students with a continued focus on providing resources to underprivileged areas.

I started Girls Who Hack to teach the skills of hacking to other girls so that they can change the future. Because I find hacking exciting, fun, and challenging, I decided to share my knowledge with others.”

Bianca Lewis

Founder of Girls Who Hack

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