Black Youth STEM and Coding Clubs
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Our Black Youth STEM Clubs have been designed to introduce youth to STEM concepts including engineering design, scientific inquiry and the fundamentals of coding. We are committed to ensuring Black youth have a community-oriented and accessible learning environment to explore different facets of STEM, coding, and engineering design. While having Black representation in the classroom so youth can see themselves in multiple opportunities, our STEM and Coding clubs deliver content from a broad range of voices and perspectives, celebrating diversity and acknowledging any limitations in representation.
Designed by Black STEM students, the program provides Black youth with a community-oriented and accessible learning environment to explore different areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) as well as coding, and engineering design. With an intent for students to develop skills critical for the future, the program highlights Black role models, promotes academic pursuits, and encourages growth in STEM literacy.
The curriculum for these programs is aligned to the Ontario Curriculum in the areas of science, technology and mathematics. These programs will be open to youth in grades 1 to 12. We are excited to launch this program in-person this year! We will be hosting interactive programming at Ontario Tech University! Hope to see you there!
Session Details
Cost Per Participant: FREE | ||
Location: Ontario Tech University - Software Informatics Research Centre | ||
Program | Date | Time (EST) |
Black Youth STEM Club Grade 4 - 8 |
Saturday, April 1, 2023 Saturday, April 8, 2023 |
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM |
Note: Because there are limited spots available, please only register if you intend to attend all sessions.
If you have any questions about the programs, please email Mithulan Panchalingam mithulan.panchalingam@ontariotechu.ca
We are pleased to offer our Black Youth STEM and Coding Club at no cost to families with the generous support of Actua and the Government of Canada’s CanCode program.
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