Girls Who Code released its first two New York Times bestselling books on August 22, 2017- Girls Who Code: Learn to Code and Change the World and Girls Who Code: The Friendship Code. See what the Girls Who Code team was up to in it's final week on tour! Teach a girl to code and she'll change the world- to get a girl in your life coding, find our books at girlswhocode.com/books. | Girls Who Code

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Now that we've explained what code is, we're going to talk about programming languages, which are the languages people code in. We'll talk about what they do and which programming languages we code in! What language do you code in? | Girls Who Code

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17K views · 124 reactions | NEW EPISODE OF "MY CODE!' This week we're talking about how learning to code has made us more confident. How has learning to code made you more confident? Let us know in the comments. | Girls Who Code | Facebook

Prepare to be inspired! The Girls Who Code Clubs Program is teaching thousands of girls across the country how to #code. With over 200 after-school Clubs in 29 States, the Girls Who Code Clubs community is empowering thousands of girls to learn computer science. Hear their stories, from across the country, in our new Clubs video! #GWCClubs #jointhemovement | Girls Who Code

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✨ What a year! In 2025, Girls Who Code students showed up bigger and bolder than ever — from 5,000 college students building community on campuses nationwide, to 70,000 learners diving into brand-new AI and cybersecurity lessons. 💻⚡️ Across the country, elementary coders, summer program participants, and early-career professionals built their tech skills. As of this year, we have proudly served over 760,000 students. Our community sparked conversations, lit up social feeds, and even imagined th