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Join Our Partnership with Girls Who Code!
Monday, June 6 | 11 am-12:15 pm The CT State Library has partnered with Girls Who Code to bring free computer science opportunities to girls and nonbinary students across our communities and would love for your school
or library to host a Club! Join the CT State Library and our Girls Who Code Community Partner Manager Michaela Burger to learn more about the program and resources available to partners (like a facilitator
toolkit and meeting guides) in this deep dive demonstration. Girls
Who Code Clubs are free, flexible programs for 3rd-12th grade students to learn how to make a positive impact on the world through computer science. When you sign up to
start an in-person or virtual Club, you’ll gain access to loads of free resources and training, plus, NO coding experience required. And there are extra benefits for Clubs affiliated with Community Partners, like the CT State Library! If you already have a Club, it’s not too late to affiliate
with the CT State Library! Learn
more about Girls Who Code with the CT State Library. Ten Years of Girls Who Code! Girls who Code is celebrating their 10th anniversary and through the combined efforts of coding clubs across the country have accomplished a lot. Take
a look at their 10 Year Anniversary video below and their 2021
Annual Report.
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Best,
Kym (she/her)
Kymberlee Powe | Children and YA Consultant |
Kymberlee.Powe@ct.gov | Office: (860) 704-2221 | https://libguides.ctstatelibrary.org/dld/children |
786 S. Main St. Middletown, CT 06457| Fax: (860) 704-2228