Computing For All

“Kids who learn collaborative problem-solving computing skills early in their education will be equipped to become creators rather than just consumers of technology.” … Ritu Bahl, Computing Kids Founder Founded in 2015, Computing For All is a non-profit organization dedicated to developing the future of tech talent through inclusive, employer-driven education that will empower children, teenagers, and young adults, ages 8-24 to experience learning success and become passionate, productive, and contributing members of our communities and workforces. Computing for All provides hands-on technology training and a direct path to employment through Computer Science instruction, project work, internships, and job shadowing in the technology industry. Programs & Organizations under the Computing for All umbrella Computing Kids Computing Kids is an educational enrichment program for children in grades 2-8 (Ages 8-13) in the Seattle and Eastside area. We partner with schools, community groups and parents to bring computer programming classes to kids in a variety of settings. Click on the following link for more information regarding any of Computing Kids programs or offerings: https://computingkids.com/ Digital Skills For All - career launch programs Digital Skills for All is an initiative that provides underserved youth ages 16-24 through programs like the Digital Skills Youth Academy, Digital Skills Youth Apprenticeship and Digital Skills Internship with the Computer Science skills they need to succeed in entry level technology job opportunities. Click on the following link for more information regarding any of DSFA programs or offerings: https://www.digitalskillsforall.org/