Black Girls Code
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Inspire, educate, and launch one million Black girls in tech by 2040.
Black Girls CODE is a non-profit organization dedicated to teaching girls ages 7-17 about computer programming and digital technology.
06/19/2026
Today we celebrate freedom. Juneteenth marks the day that freedom became real, and every year we carry that legacy forward.
At Black Girls Code, freedom looks like a young builder writing her own future in code, on her own terms. It looks like Black joy, Black brilliance, and the right to imagine something the world has never seen.
To every girl building that future, and to everyone who loves and believes in her, happy Juneteenth. 🧡
Send this to someone raising a builder.
06/18/2026
Ever wonder who makes the games you play? Code Along S5 Episode 3 takes you inside Riot Games with Kalani, where one of the designers behind League of Legends started with a single high school coding class. Watch the full episode now: https://bit.ly/4ejG6MY
Weekend project, anyone? Episode 2 of Code Along Season 5 is live on the Black Girls Code YouTube channel.
Host Alley walks learners through building Meteor Blaster, a classic arcade game where you pilot a spaceship and blast meteors to save the galaxy. It's built step by step in Microsoft MakeCode, no experience needed, and the finished game is fully playable and customizable.
It's a perfect Sunday build for the young coder in your life. Press play together, and share this post so more families find it.
Code Along Season 5 is officially here, and the first three episodes are live on the Black Girls Code YouTube channel right now.
This drop is all about gaming. Host Alley walks learners through building two video games completely from scratch, one in Python and one in Microsoft MakeCode Arcade. Then host Kalani goes behind the scenes at Riot Games to shadow a professional game designer for a day.
Every episode is free, under 15 minutes, and built for beginners. If there's a young builder in your life, this is a great Saturday to watch together.
Head to the Black Girls Code YouTube channel and press play. Then share this post so more families find it.
Code Along Season 5 starts tomorrow, and Episode 1 is the perfect place to jump in.
Host Alley walks learners through building their own video game in Python, completely from scratch and completely free. No equipment needed beyond a computer and a browser. The game is called Falling Objects: dodge the junk food, collect the healthy food, and race the clock.
New episodes land tomorrow on the Black Girls Code YouTube channel. Watch the trailer below, then set a reminder to build along together this weekend.
Code Along Season 5 starts this Saturday, June 13.
Code Along is Black Girls Code's free YouTube series where learners build real projects in under 15 minutes an episode: video games, music made with code, their own AI, even a full website. Every episode goes step by step, so no experience is needed to jump in.
If there's a young coder in your life, this is the season to press play together. New episodes drop every Saturday on the Black Girls Code YouTube channel.
Watch, share, and set a reminder for Saturday. https://bit.ly/4e5trx3
06/10/2026
Detroit, the teenager in your life can get paid to learn AI this summer.
A $500 reward. An industry-recognized IBM SkillsBuild credential in AI Fundamentals. Four days inside the technology reshaping every field they’ll grow up into.
The AI Fundamentals Fellowship is a free, immersive program for Detroit high school students who are curious about artificial intelligence and where it’s headed. They’ll dig into machine learning, deep learning, and computer vision, learn how real AI systems get built, and wrestle with what it means to build them responsibly. No prior experience needed, just curiosity and a willingness to show up.
Save their spot. Link in bio.Send this to a Detroit parent or teacher who knows a curious student.
Black Girls Code Summer Camp is in session and the hive is LOUD.
06/07/2026
The summer just got brighter. ☀️ Black Girls Code Summer Camp 2026 season kicks off tomorrow, and we wanted to look back before we look ahead.
Swipe through summers past and watch it all come back: the very first lines of code, the demo-day nerves, the apps nobody had ever built before, and the friendships that lasted long after camp ended. Every girl in these photos walked in curious and walked out a creator.
Tomorrow a brand new season begins, and all summer long a fresh wave of girls will sit down to build things the world has never seen. We'll be sharing every win and every breakthrough along the way.
We're coding the future, one bold, brilliant girl at a time. Follow along with us all season.
06/02/2026
Black Girls Code is bringing an animation workshop to the 2nd Annual BLK Future Fest + Basketball Combine: a full day for students and families to build, create, and connect.
In our workshop, learners discover how code turns a drawing into motion, hands-on, creative, and exactly the kind of STEAM experience that shows girls tech is a space where they belong.
The festival also features an NBA-style basketball combine (3x3 with a cash prize 👀), Black-owned vendors, and keynote speakers, something for the whole family.
🗓️ Saturday, June 27 · 9 AM–4:30 PM
📍 UC Riverside, Riverside, CA
Tickets sold out last year, so don't wait → https://bit.ly/4obMedu
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1714 Franklin Street Ste 100 #131
Oakland, CA
94612