Schools, CBOs and Community Groups
Teachers, facilitators, coaches and community organizations with a group of 15–20 girls and gender-expansive youth.
Start a Code Club in your school or community! A space where girls and gender-expansive youth learn to code, build friendships, and lead together.
For teachers, facilitators and community organizations.



Everything you need to know, in three parts.
Teachers, facilitators, coaches and community organizations with a group of 15–20 girls and gender-expansive youth.
Hands-on projects in Scratch, JavaScript or Python: games, art, apps, websites, music, AI and more.
Clubs meet for 6–8 sessions: weekly, every other week or monthly. The lessons flex to fit your group’s calendar.
Facilitators who host a club receive a stipend.
Hosts get our monthly newsletter with program updates and opportunities.
Only about 37% of U.S. public middle schools report offering dedicated computer science coursework.
Code.org, CSTA & ECEP Alliance, 2024 State of Computer Science Education
Girls make up 49% of computer science students in elementary school, but only 44% in middle school and 33% in high school.
Code.org, CSTA & ECEP Alliance, 2024 State of Computer Science Education
By age 6, girls are already less likely than boys to associate brilliance with their own gender, and they begin to avoid activities described as being for “really, really smart” children.
Bian, Leslie & Cimpian, Science, 2017






Bring a Code Club to your school or organization. Tell us about your group and our programs team will follow up with next steps.
