Code Nation is currently partnering with 18 schools across New York City.

Code Nation New York is teaching more than 600 students across the city.

Code Nation New York is partnering with companies like Google, Etsy, and Dropbox.

Code Nation New York Hackathon

Code Nation New York Hackathon

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On March 25, 2023, Code Nation New York hosted its 4th annual Hackathon at Google’s headquarters in New York City. The event was a huge success, with over 70 students from across the city coming together to learn new skills, build projects, and network with professionals in the tech industry!

Julian remembers signing up for his first Code Nation class in New York. “I really enjoyed it. There were plenty of volunteers because it was a small class, so there was always help and support around, and as a first exposure to coding, it was exciting. I also was learning along with my friends, which was really fun. We grew together.”

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We mobilize the tech community to help more young people access careers in tech. With a volunteer teaching corps of 300 technology professionals and a powerful network of school and company partners, we bring coding courses and work-based learning programs to students who attend under-resourced high schools. That means students leave Code Nation programs career-ready, with a holistic set of skills, competencies, and resources that set them up for success.