Photo Credit : Brian Leddy - Teach for America
MORE than a Coding Bootcamp...
is a social innovation and impact program
dedicated
to providing opportunity through coding training
to rural and under-served communities.
dedicated
to providing opportunity through coding training
to rural and under-served communities.
The idea was always simple:
take laptops and instructors out to individuals and communities
who could benefit greatly from a career path in web development.
New Mexico
is working to prepare and employ
a tech-saavy workforce
and grow
our Emergent Media and Technology
economy and ecosystem.
Cultivating Coders,
a New-Mexico born and based non-profit,
is a W.I.O.A. certified
(Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act)
traveling coding bootcamp
that brings technical training in web application development
to rural and under-served urban areas,
with help and vision from organizations and partners
that provide space, internships and equipment.
take laptops and instructors out to individuals and communities
who could benefit greatly from a career path in web development.
New Mexico
is working to prepare and employ
a tech-saavy workforce
and grow
our Emergent Media and Technology
economy and ecosystem.
Cultivating Coders,
a New-Mexico born and based non-profit,
is a W.I.O.A. certified
(Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act)
traveling coding bootcamp
that brings technical training in web application development
to rural and under-served urban areas,
with help and vision from organizations and partners
that provide space, internships and equipment.
Coding BootCamp Graduates
from Shiprock High School in Dinetah (Navajo Nation)
By training individuals in a variety of web development languages such as HTML, PHP, JavaScript and more, Cultivating Coders provides students with the skills that are relevant in the current job market that will allow them to seek immediate employment. The program also helps give back to the community by offering free web application services to local businesses. Students take on a business project and while they learn real world coding skills, a business benefits by getting a real web application that will help their business by keeping up to date and utilizing ever evolving web application technologies.
Interested in learning to Code?
Current graduates range in age from 16 - 67.
Thus far, all post-high-school-age graduates
have secured paid coding internships or employment.
www.cultivatecoders.com
Contact Cultivating Coders to learn more.
Click Here for Updated Class List
Full Stack Web-Dev (node.js)
June 12th, 2017
Navajo Nation
10:00am - 3:00pm
Full Stack Web-Dev (node.js)
June 12th, 2017
Clarksdale, MS
10:00am - 3:00pm
Full Stack Web-Dev (node.js
)June 12th, 2017
South Valley, NM
10:00am - 3:00pm
Full Stack Web-Dev (node.js)
June 12thAlbuquerque, NM
10:00am - 3:00pm
Intermediate Web Development
February 21st, 2017
Gallup, NM
9:00am - 3:00pm
Android Mobile Development
January 9th, 2017Albuquerque, NM
4:30pm - 8:30pm
Previous Classes
Spring 2016
Farmington, NM
June 20, 2016
Shiprock, NM (High School)
July 19, 2016
Albuquerque, NM
August 2016
Las Cruces, NM
September 12, 2016
Farmington, NM
Albuquerque, NM
September 26, 2016
Gallup, NM
January 2017
Rio Rancho, NM
Las Cruces, NM
In the News...Cultivating Coders
presented at the White House in August 2016! Thank you Native Americans in Philanthropy for highlighting Cultivating Coders in the White House event: Generation Indigenous: "Raising Impact with Innovation and Proven Strategies." |
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Read More About Cultivating Coders in the Press!
TedTalk by Cultivating Coders Founder Charles Ashley
Special Thanks
to the supporters, partners, and sponsors
who have helped make this valuable program possible
including:
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