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Coding programs for Latina K-12 students

Free and low-cost coding and STEM programs for Latina girls and teens in the US.

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Programs that introduce Latina girls and teens to coding.

  • Code2College

    Helps historically underestimated high school students enter and succeed in STEM college majors and careers.

  • Coded By

    Free coding, design and career programs for underrepresented Philadelphia youth, mainly grades 6 to 12.

  • dev/mission

    Free Bay Area pre-apprenticeship in hardware, tech support, coding and workplace skills for young adults aged 16 to 24.

  • Digital NEST

    Tech career training, mentorship and paid work experience for first-generation young people on California's Central Coast and Central Valley.

  • Girls Who Code

    Free coding clubs for grades 3 to 12 and Pathways programs for high schoolers in AI, cybersecurity and other emerging tech.

  • Hack the Hood

    Free tech skill-building and career navigation for underestimated youth and young adults in Oakland and the Bay Area.

  • Latinas in STEM Foundation

    Volunteer-run nonprofit with STEM programs for Latina K-12 students and their parents, college students and professionals.

  • Latinitas

    Nonprofit offering culturally relevant STEAM and media programs, camps and clubs for young Latinas, plus adult workforce training.

  • Mission Bit

    Free semester-long computer science classes for Bay Area high school students.

  • MITES at MIT

    MIT's free STEM programs for 7th to 12th graders, formerly the Office of Engineering Outreach Programs.

  • SMASH

    Free one-year residential STEM and computer science program for 10th and 11th graders, focused on students of color.

  • StreetCode Academy

    East Palo Alto nonprofit offering tech classes and mentorship to help youth and adults, including BIPOC students, build tech skills.