Bridging Silence with Code: A Landmark Coding Caravan at the Demonstration School for the Deaf, Mampong-Akuapem
Inclusion took center stage on July 11, 2025, as 120 students and 15 teachers at the Demonstration School for the
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Empowering Ghana’s Youth Through Digital Learning
The Digital Learning Initiative Coding Club, launched by IIPGH and Swisscontact at Gbegbeyise Basic School, aims to equip students with coding skills while empowering teachers. The pilot included engaging sessions, a competition, and successful training for educators. The program’s expansion to more schools in 2025 will enhance digital literacy across Ghana.
IIPGH Celebrates International Day of the Girl Child 2024: Empowering Girls through Coding and Mentorship
The Institute of ICT Professionals Ghana (IIPGH) celebrated the International Day of the Girl Child on Thursday, 17th October 2024,
200 Girls and 30 Teachers in the Ablekuma West Municipal Benefit from The Coding Caravan
The theme for this year’s event, “Breaking Barriers: Coding, Leadership, and Inclusion for All,” highlighted the commitment of both organizations to ensure that no child is left behind in the quest to equip young minds with competitive digital skills.
Diversity and Inclusion: Empowering Young Women in Tech for Career Success
Some of the issues discussed included, the importance of encouraging more women into STEM-related fields; most employers considering competence over gender; women doing better in a role they are passionate about, for which reason they must be encouraged to go into such roles; Ghana having more room for improvement when it comes to the structure of the educational system and the flexibility in movement between courses by students and the problem of some women being unwilling to support other women.
Breaking Barriers, Building Futures: Mentoring Girls for Rights and Equality
IIPGH Women’s Wing Partners IoT Network Hub to Organize Digital Skills Workshop for 150 Girls Mama I wanna go to
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Scratch is a visual programming language and online community platform developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten Group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The primary idea behind developing Scratch was to create an accessible and interactive environment that would enable individuals, especially children and beginners, to learn the basics of computer programming in a fun and engaging way.