Girls Code News Today

Computer technology is one of the fastest-growing career fields. The ability to code is an essential skill for anyone looking to keep up with changes in the tech industry. To help get more girls started on this journey, Black Girls Code has launched Code Along Jr., a free online coding academy for girls ages 7 to 10. 

Black Girls Code partners with RiseUp & ServiceNow for NYC workforce development. Learn about this career pathway program empowering young women.

/PRNewswire/ -- Black Girls Code joined RiseUp with ServiceNow to launch a three-year initiative to create new career pathways for New Yorks workforce....

Learn more about how this month-long celebration began, and explore ways to celebrate to the fullest.

Cosmopolitan UKs Harriet Hall interviews Andrew Tate and speaks to his fans to find out why a new breed of misogynist is thriving across social media...

The singer and entrepreneur joined forces with tech non-profit Black Girls Code to encourage girls 13-18 to code their own song for the chance to meet her via a video call among other prizes.

Pioneering rapper MC Lyte talks to Us about ‘leading by example’ and ‘being an inspiration’ as a judge for the ‘Build a Beat Challenge With Ciara’ contest for young coders

Ciara has partnered with Black Girls Code, a non-profit organization that teaches computer science to Black girls and nonconforming youth, for the “Build a Beat Challenge with Ciara” contest to create opportunities for STEAM education in underrepresented communities.

Glitch, an award-winning UK charity committed to ending online abuse has just published a report that documents the prevalence of misogynoir online.

The wait is over! The winners of the European Digital Skills Awards 2023 have been announced: 6 projects from around Europe bring back the trophy for best practices in the 5 awards categories.