Event Details
Girls Who Code wants to
give you the tools and resources you need to develop inclusive computer science
programming – no coding experience required. Join us to learn about our free
Clubs program for 3rd-12th grade coders. We’ll introduce you to our three
essential components for quality programming: (1) activities that teach coding
and social-emotional development, (2) a culture of bravery where participants
join a supportive community of peers and role models in tech, and (3)
real-world application of coding for positive impact. Leave with step-by-step
guidance for bringing new STEM initiatives to young people in your community! 1 hr / 1 LEU
Can't attend live? Request the recording here.
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Presenter: Kibret Yebetit is a Senior Manager of Community Partnerships & Outreach at Girls Who Code. She works with educators, libraries, and nonprofits to bring free computer science education to their students.
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Event Type(s): ISL Webinar
Beth Yates
