Partners and grantees
To expand computer science education and help all students develop future skills, we partner directly with innovative organisations and support non-profits through Google.org.
Expanding access for students
4-H National Council
Leadership learning for youth through hands-on projects in STEM, agriculture, citizenship and more.
American Library Association (ALA)
Providing leadership for library professionals to ensure access to information for all.
Anita Borg Institute
A non-profit organisation working to recruit, retain and advance women in technology.
Black Girls Code
Providing girls of colour with opportunities to build CS skills with a focus on leadership.
Boys & Girls Clubs of America
An organisation providing after-school programmes to set up young people for success.
Code.org
A non-profit dedicated to expanding access to computer science for under-represented students.
Code Next
An initiative to cultivate the next generation of Black and Latino tech leaders.
Girls Who Code
Free after-school and summer programmes to equip girls with computing skills.
Level Playing Field Institute
Programming to eliminate barriers and bias in STEM education and foster under-represented talent.
MIT App Inventor
A free, online tool that allows novices to build mobile apps that can affect their world.
National Center for Women and Information Technology (NCWIT)
A non-profit working to increase girls’ and women’s meaningful participation in computing.
National Girls Collaborative Project
A programme uniting US organisations committed to encouraging girls to pursue careers in STEM.
Scratch
A free programming language and the largest creative coding community for kids.
Technovation
A global technology and entrepreneurship program for girls aged 10 to 18.
Helping prepare educators
Blockly Games
A sequence of activities built with Blockly to teach beginner coders the basics of programming.
Computer Science Teachers Association (CSTA)
A world-wide membership organisation supporting K-12 educators teaching computer science.
DonorsChoose.org
Teachers request what their students need, and donors give to projects that inspire them.
EngageCSEdu
Materials designed to retain under-represented college students in computing education.
Explore Computational Thinking
K–12 lessons and resources on computational thinking, including an online course for teachers.
Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media
A non-profit working to reduce stereotyping and create diverse female roles in media.