
Working to close the diversity gap in STEM by providing Black girls the tools and mentorship to thrive in tech. Brought to you by @blackboyscode
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Announcing the #FutureLeadersFund. We're kicking off our inaugural Black History Month Fundraising Campaign! Our fundraising blitz begins on Feb 1, supporting Black Kids Code (Girls) and
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Unlock the world of math proficiency & coding: "Learning Math Through Code" After School program!
✨ Rich content & engagement
✨ Sharpen problem-solving skills
✨ Advanced digital literacy
Sponsored by TD Ready Commitment.
Register:
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#BlackInTech
Celebrate Computer Science Education Week with us! Join our mission at Black Kids Code (Girls) to empower Black youth through tech education. Together, let's celebrate progress, advocate for inclusivity, and make strides in the tech world!
#CSEdWeek #TechInclusion
Join us in making a difference this #GivingTuesday! We're on a mission to empower and inspire the next generation of Black innovators through our coding programs.
Click the link in our bio to be a part of the change and to make your gift today!
#CodingForChange #GivingTuesdayCA
Exciting News: Black Kids Code (Girls) is expanding, come join our team!
💬 Current Opportunities: bit.ly/47LwjJp
Looking forward to meeting our future team members!
#NowHiring #JoinOurTeam #CareerOpportunities #JobOpening #WorkWithUs #TeamExpansion #OpportunityKnocks
We are thrilled to announce that our team will be attending the BFUTR 2023 Global Tech Summit!
This summit is an opportunity for us to connect, collaborate, and contribute to the future of tech. If you spot us, come say hi and connect with our team!
#BFUTR2023 #BPTN
We're looking for in-person, online and hybrid volunteers to support our Chapter activities.
We want to help Black Youth across the country see a future for themselves in technology.
Volunteer with us!
Sign up here: bit.ly/3OTgaK9
In our ever-changing tech climate, which programming language do you believe provides the optimal starting point for beginners in the tech realm?
Share your thoughts and expertise on guiding newcomers into the exciting world of technology!
#TechBeginners #BlackKidsCode #Coding
🎃 Our Exposure Workshop is back, bringing you an exciting opportunity to sharpen your Python skills. This course will be offered both virtually and In-Person depending on what city.
🔗 Check the link in our bio to register and to find more information!
Volunteers Needed! This is the last week to apply.
Our Community Engagement Program is actively recruiting Black volunteers aged 15-30 to support Black Kids Code (Girls) aiming to elevate more Black youth into tech.
Join the movement.
Sign up here bit.ly/3OTgaK9
🎉 Black Kids Code (Girls) Brings the Future of Technology to Toronto.
In a big move to empower Black girls to take their place in the leading tech industries of tomorrow, Black Kids Code launches a new chapter in Toronto/GTA.
Read more about it here: bit.ly/3qXIrqE
🚨 Attention Toronto! Registration for our Micro:bit workshop closes, June 21st at 5pm EST, so secure your spot today!
What: "Learn to Program with Micro:bit"
When: Saturday June 24th
Where: In Person, venue to be announced
🔗 Link in bio or at bit.ly/46rJvn1
It's the final day to register.
Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to be part of something bigger. Register now by clicking the link and get ready to code!
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#BlackHistoryMonth #hackathon #blackgirlmagic
Join the #BlackBoysCode family and help shape the future of technology! We're seeking qualified individuals to apply for the Chapter Leader position in Toronto and lead the next generation of Black kids in coding.
Apply at [email protected]
Attention all coders and tech enthusiasts! Are you ready to take on a challenge and make a difference in your community? Black Boys Code and Black Girls Code are joining forces to bring you a #hackathon like no other.
Click the link to register!
bit.ly/3RxGaeO
Rosa Parks grins as she receives the Congressional Medal of Freedom on November 28, 1999, in Detroit, Michigan.
Think of the courage it took to be so bold and to utter those words NO, knowing it could cost you your life.
#BlackHistoryMonth
Today marks the beginning of Black History Month. It is a month designated to reflect, honour, and celebrate African History. Let's take the time to educate ourselves about those who gave so much.
#BlackHistoryMonth
Don't miss out on this exciting chance for her to discover her passion and gain a competitive edge.
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#Protip
When teaching kids tech. Keep it positive, encourage a growth mindset and praise progress, even if it's slow.








