Programs

Cyberweek.org is a flexible week-long curriculum geared towards helping K-12 students learn to detect online threats, gain a better understanding of how the internet works, and spark an interest in the Cybersecurity careers of the future. For questions and inquires, contact: samina@cyberweek.org

CSA4ALL-JR aims to inspire underserved/underrepresented middle school students to participate in Music and Computing through an authentic learning environment. Using Scratch, Melodics, Ev3 robots, and EarSketch learning tools, students will grasp excellent content knowledge and attitudes toward computing as a discipline that has a significant effect on ethnic and gender populations.

We are a student led organization that aims to introduce computer science to middle school girls. Students will learn the principles of Python through curriculum created at Carnegie Mellon University to implement figures, basic animations, conditionals, and games. This program will be implemented virtually using the Zoom online video conferencing platform. Some of our instructors are proficient in basic Spanish.

CSA4ALL-SR aims to inspire underserved/underrepresented high school students to participate in Music and Computing through an authentic learning environment. Using Scratch, Melodics, Ev3 robots, and EarSketch learning tools, students will grasp excellent content knowledge and attitudes toward computing as a discipline that has a significant effect on ethnic and gender populations.

This program is a two-day series of structured interactive workshops designed to spark an interest in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its applications across disciplines like art, environment, and fashion. The aim of the outreach is to help young women explore careers at the cross-section of the sciences and the humanities.