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Our summer program, Hello World, teaches female and nonbinary middle school students how to code an interactive website in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript from scratch through a 1 or 2 week-long summer camp. Campers should walk away with the techniques, resources, and passion to continue tinkering with their projects.
We are opening applications for volunteer positions within Hello World through May 22nd.
The camp will have two tracks that teach at different speeds: a normal track and a faster track that is meant for students that have previous coding experience. Volunteers may teach workshops focused on a particular coding concept or work one-on-one with students.
We understand that your commitment may vary, and as we approach the camp, we will be deciding on volunteers that will perform as an instructor or standard volunteer based on preference and performance.
Responsibilities11445 SW WOODLEE HEIGHTS CT, PORTLAND, OR 97219, US
Our mission is to diversify the community of ponderers and creators by equipping the next generation with the tools of technology, thinking, and leadership to improve the world, bit by bit.
We strive for low-cost programs to teach and encourage students, especially girls and other underrepresented youths in the STEM community, to code, to examine the world, and to lead. We currently offer three programs: Hello World, Form and Function, and Uncommon Sense. Hello World is a summer camp aimed at teaching middle school girls the inner workings of websites. Form and Function is a free after-school program empowering middle schoolers with the tools web development. Uncommon Sense allows high schoolers to examine the world critically and see things with a skeptical eye. For our paid programs, we ensure that scholarships are readily available to ensure all can enjoy our programs. In addition to sharing the gift of code and knowledge, we train student volunteers through hands-on learning to adopt the responsibility, initiative, and dedication critical to strong leadership. We started as a summer camp to teach middle school girls how to code, and the following year, we expanded to clubs for middle schools and high schools. In 2020, we also incorporated critical thinking as one of our services.
This is a Virtual Opportunity with no fixed address.
April 13, 2021
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