Kids Code Jeunesse (KCJ) is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping kids learn how to code. They support teachers, educators, parents, volunteers, and communities in their mission. With their virtual Code in the Classroom workshops, KCJ brings coding directly into classrooms through live webinars.

These interactive sessions provide an introduction to coding or AI, allowing teachers to book and bring this valuable resource to their students. KCJ also offers a range of programs and services. Their Code in the Stars program, in partnership with the Canadian Space Agency, gives Canadian youth aged 10-15 the opportunity to design AI Robots to explore the moon.

For teachers, KCJ provides free virtual workshops on various coding topics, including JavaScript, Python, and more. They also offer teacher training sessions to help educators incorporate code and tech into their lesson plans. KCJ's approach emphasizes the importance of inclusive and accessible coding education, preparing kids to solve real-world problems and laying foundations for sustainable learning.

By supporting Kids Code Jeunesse, you can help shape the future of technology literacy for Canadian children. Donate now and give every child the tools they need to build a better world