Student-led nonprofit · Founded 2018
With the resources given to us, we strive to do the most good. We teach coding, build technology and send what schools need, from our own classrooms to Tanzania, Kenya and Cambodia.
We listen. We go. We work.
That is the whole method. We listen to what a community says it needs, we go to it, and we do the work.
$51,000+
Raised to support schools and students in underserved communities
11,930
Students reached through education programs
6,595
Sessions, programs, projects and activities delivered since 2018
Programs are the classes and camps we run. Projects are technology we build. Global initiatives are education partnerships across borders.
A free online coding class for students from first grade through middle school.
Free coding tutorials and resources, made by students for students and teachers.
An in-person coding and robotics camp for children from underserved communities.
An online coding competition where entry fees fund AI education in Tanzania.
Helping every child read, listen and dream with a book of their own.
Connecting African art to the world, with respect for artists' rights.
Measuring movement so patients with ataxia can be assessed and treated better.
Essential learning resources and technology for schools and communities with limited access.
Coding and AI classes for Tanzanian students, taught live online by Voice of Calling teachers.
ICT education for school teachers in Rwanda.
The AI Campaign for Technology and Society: AI education and awareness, with schools and communities.
Expanding education access from basic literacy to coding, anywhere.
Our high-school teachers taught Python and machine learning over Zoom to students at E3Empower in Tanzania. The students built games, trained their own models, and imagined how AI could help their communities. Afterward, they began teaching younger children at their own center.
Voice of Coding Open Learning Hub
Step-by-step lessons in Python, machine learning and AI app development, free for any student, teacher or community group. Every lesson has goals, examples, an exercise, a project and a quiz.
Voice of Books and Books International made a Swahili picture book about preventing malaria, and gave a copy to every child at a school in Tanzania.
Miles apart, students at E3Empower learned Python, trained their first models, and then started teaching younger children themselves.
Collaborators and partners across our programs and projects.
We meet every Saturday at 6:30 PM Pacific on Zoom. New members, teachers, teaching assistants and partners are always welcome.
