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Find similar grantsGirls Who Code Clubs: Community Partnership Fund is sponsored by Girls Who Code. This fund supports organizations that launch multiple Girls Who Code Clubs within their network to reach girls across their communities. Community Partners can receive up to $10,000, and affiliated clubs can receive additional mini-grants.
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3-12th graders | Doubling the reach of our Clubs program (3-5th graders) to 200,000 students. High School Students | Educating students to be at the forefront of emerging technologies, AI, cybersecurity and more through Pathways. AI and EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES Breaking down barriers to AI and other emergent technologies.
We’ve developed an AI curriculum that will reach over 200,000 students in the U. S; launched two new AI courses and a Data Science course; and are teaching students how to use AI for climate change, financial literacy, and producing music, and so much more.
Girls Who Code has served 860,000 girls, women, and nonbinary individuals There are 425,000 Girls Who Code alumni who are college-aged or post-college aged We taught over 10,000 students about AI through our Summer Programs Girls Who Code Girls is a gaming experience that empowers users to code characters that better reflect them and the diversity of their communities.
Users can use code to customize their character’s body type, skin tone, facial features, hair styles, outfit details and accessories, personality and identity details. Code your own character now! Our Weekly Newsletter is a collection of the latest and greatest from Girls Who Code – top tech stories, real talk from our CEO, and news about young women changing the world.
By entering your email address, you are confirming that you are 13+. “Girls Who Code has impacted my life by inspiring me to forge my own path and to be a role model for students in underrepresented groups pursuing STEM. Being part of Girls Who Code has allowed me to pursue my purpose and grow as a community leader.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: State and local leaders, school districts, community organizations, library and afterschool networks, and colleges/universities that can launch multiple Girls Who Code Clubs (for girls in 3rd-12th grade). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $10,000 for Community Partners; additional $100 per qualifying club. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Girls Who Code Clubs: Community Partnership Fund is funded by Girls Who Code. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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