Grant funds will be used to provide training and support to teachers at Title I schools interested in starting after school CodeHER Clubs.
We Use Art to Increase the Number of
Girls Studying Computer Science
Code/Art is a Miami-based non-profit whose mission is to increase the number of girls studying computer science by delighting and inspiring them with the creative possibilities of computer programming. We strive to put young women, particularly young women from underrepresented racial and ethnic groups, on track for future tech careers by providing welcoming early coding programs that focus on art, creativity and social good.
Our key programs include: 1) weekly CodeHER clubs for girls in grades 3-9, 2) Future Female Tech Leaders workshops for girls in grades 9-12, 3) annual coding competition for girls in grades 3-12, 4) Code/Art Fest, our annual all-day coding conference held each spring, and 5) professional development for K-12 STEAM teachers, where we provide training, curriculum, and classroom support to empower teachers to introduce computer science skills to their students in a fun and creative way through Creative Coding lessons and even start Creative Coding clubs and electives at their schools.
We have reached over 4,500 South Florida girls!
Girls taught Code/Art lessons by Art Teachers trained by Code/Art
After school CodeHER Clubs & Special Coding Workshops
Annual Coding Competition Contestants
Through art-infused coding programs, Code/Art provides fun and welcoming early coding opportunities for girls.
Our Programs
Through its programs, Code/Art provides inspiration, education, and support to remove the obstacles preventing girls from entering, learning, and succeeding in computer science fields.
Coding Clubs & Workshops
Online and in-person coding clubs where girls learn web development, mobile apps, 3D modeling, game design, and code their own artwork in community!
Professional Development
Train-the-trainer workshops for K-12 art and technology teachers to learn Code/Art’s introductory lessons in order to implement them into their classrooms.
Code/Art Fest & Competition
Annual event highlighting the achievements of young female coders and increasing awareness of opportunities in Computer Science careers.
Code/Art in the News
Code/Art launches innovative program with support from Microsoft and Knight Foundation
The program provides professional development and continued support to Miami-Dade County public...
Code/Art founder, Amy Renshaw, Speaks on ‘Women in CS’ Panel
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What Participants Had to Say
At Code/Art, I’ve learned to refine my current coding skills, but I’ve also learned some exciting NEW coding skills, especially in animation! Code/Art has definitely taught me a lot about coding.
By opening the doors to the previously male-dominated field of coding, Code/Art inspires our daughters to explore coding, showcase their talents, and pursue careers in this growing industry.
I’ve watched tentative students become skilled and confident as they progress through the workshops. I’ve watched complete beginners learn — in one day — to develop their own creative programs. Code/Art has made me a more experienced teacher and computer scientist.
Thank you to our Partners!
