Early Childhood (Ages 5 - 8)
Fostering Early Interest in STEM
By introducing AI and technology concepts through age-appropriate, engaging activities, we will spark early interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields. For example, using simple coding games or interactive AI-based storytelling can make learning fun and accessible, encouraging curiosity and a love for technology from a young age.
Developing Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills
Our activities and programs helps develop essential cognitive skills. For instance, basic programming tasks, even as simple as giving commands to a robot or creating patterns with block-based coding, teach logical thinking and problem-solving. These skills are foundational not just for technology, but for all areas of learning and development.
Promoting Digital Literacy and Confidence
In today's tech-driven world, digital literacy is crucial. By exposing young black children to technology in a structured and supportive environment, the nonprofit can help them become comfortable and confident with digital tools. This could be through hands-on experience with gadgets, understanding how AI impacts daily life (like in smartphones or games), or learning about internet safety. This early familiarity often is a stepping stone to more advanced tech education and can help reduce the digital divide.
Registration Now Open for Rising 6th–8th Graders
Join us for a powerful in-person experience at
Clark Atlanta University
July 21–26 & virtual sessions July 28–Aug 1
Deadline: July 11 or until spots fill up!
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