Empowering the Next Generation of Tech Talent: Liberty VI and Y-Teens Join Forces

The Liberty Foundation, in collaboration with Y-Teens VI and the Society of Women Coders, has launched the NextGen Tech Scholars Program, a digital literacy and coding initiative targeting female students in the US Virgin Islands. This 20-week online afterschool residency focuses on coding and programming, covering essential skills like task automation, data analysis, and website creation using Python.

Empowering young women in tech

The program includes mentoring sessions and provides access to an online community of coders. By introducing girls to technology skills, the initiative aims to open doors to career opportunities in STEM fields and provide a strong foundation for future education paths.

The Importance of Digital Literacy

In today’s digital age, understanding technology is crucial for success. The NextGen Tech Scholars Program addresses the need for digital literacy, ensuring that young women in the USVI have the skills to thrive in an increasingly tech-driven world.

Developing essential coding skills

Unlocking Career Opportunities

By acquiring coding and programming skills, participants can explore various career paths, including AI engineering, data science, and more. The program’s focus on Python programming language prepares students for a wide range of applications, from software development to data analysis.

Unlocking career opportunities in tech

A Brighter Future for All

The Liberty Foundation’s initiative, in partnership with Y-Teens VI and the Society of Women Coders, demonstrates a commitment to empowering the next generation of tech talent. By providing access to digital literacy and coding skills, the program paves the way for a brighter future, where everyone has the opportunity to succeed.

Empowering the future of tech