Codeart Training Center

Our Story Code/Art is a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing the number of girls studying computer science by delighting and inspiring them with the creative possibilities of technology. Led by Lisa Hauser, CEO, the organization operates on the conviction that when students create something personally meaningful, they begin to see themselves as creators, innovators, and leaders. Its vision is a world where all girls have a positive early introduction to computer science through art, ultimately leading to greater representation of women in technology and the arts. The organization’s culture is defined by four core values: Innovation, Community, Inclusivity, and Social Good. Programs & Trainings 🎓 Professional Development — Workshops and full school-year support designed for K–12 teachers of all subjects and experience levels to bring creative coding lessons to their students. 🎓 Code/Art Clubs & Workshops — Online and in-person tech + art clubs where students learn programming, mobile apps, 3D modeling, game design, and code their own artwork in a collaborative community. 🎓 In-Class Lessons — Curriculum integrated directly into school classrooms to teach computational thinking and design skills through fun projects that showcase individual identity and expression. 🎓 After-School Clubs — Extended enrichment sessions that continue the creative coding journey beyond regular school hours. 🎓 Miami STEM From Dance Camp — A 4-week summer camp where girls explore coding, choreography, and creativity together in an intensive, fun-filled program. 🎓 CodeYourSelf™ Competition — An annual national competition open to girls in grades 3–12 across the U.S. Students use digital tools to create original self-portraits while developing creative problem solving and computational thinking; the entry period runs from October through February. 🎓 Code/Art Fest — A flagship annual gathering bringing together students, educators, artists, technologists, families, and community partners; the 11th edition was hosted on April 11, 2026. 🎓 Code For A Cure Poster Contest — A partnership with CITY Furniture launching a student coding competition that combines technology with breast cancer awareness. 🎓 Tech Es Para Todos — A community initiative celebrating Computer Science Education Week by bringing coding, creativity, and holiday cheer to local communities. 🎓 Formula E Girls on Track Experience — A real-world STEM immersion designed to inspire girls to explore science and technology outside the classroom. 🎓 AI Learning Programs — Year-round creative coding and artificial intelligence learning opportunities delivered to both students and teachers. Specialties 🎯 Creative coding and computational thinking for K–12 education 🎯 Art-integrated computer science and STEAM curricula 🎯 Gender equity and increasing female representation in technology 🎯 Professional development and teacher training for educators 🎯 Project-based learning through digital art, game design, and 3D modeling 🎯 Inclusive community building in technology education 🎯 Self-expression and identity-driven technology projects Methods & Approach Code/Art employs an art-integrated pedagogy that teaches computer science through creative expression and hands-on projects. The methodology centers on building the three C’s: Competence, Confidence, and Community. Students learn to code by creating personally meaningful artwork, games, and applications, which fosters deeper engagement and helps them see themselves as creative technologists and changemakers. The approach emphasizes inclusivity, collaboration, teamwork, and social good, ensuring welcoming environments for learners regardless of background or prior experience. Who It's For 👥 Girls in grades 3–12 seeking an early, positive introduction to computer science and technology 👥 K–12 teachers and educators of all subjects interested in integrating creative coding and computational thinking into their instruction 👥 Schools and districts looking to increase student engagement and interest in STEAM careers 👥 Communities and families seeking inclusive, year-round technology education programs 👥 Alumni and young women pursuing continued growth and career pathways in creative technology fields Facilities & Practical Info Programs are delivered through a flexible hybrid model combining online and in-person sessions. Offerings run year-round and include in-class lessons, after-school clubs, seasonal camps, weekend workshops, and special events. Teachers worldwide use Code/Art lessons in their classrooms. Certain intensive programs, such as the STEM From Dance Camp, have been held in the Miami area. For exact session schedules, registration dates, and location details, please consult the official website. Location Address: Biznes Mərkəzi, 2-ci mərtəbə, 8A Sənan Kərimov, Bakı 1025, Azerbaijan Hours: See website for schedule The "+" ✅ Demonstrated impact: partner schools report greater student engagement and increased interest in STEAM careers, especially among girls ✅ Unique art-plus-technology positioning that transforms computer science from abstract concepts into personal, expressive creation ✅ Comprehensive ecosystem spanning teacher training, student clubs, national competitions, and large-scale community events ✅ Strong emphasis on the three C’s—Competence, Confidence, Community—supporting both technical skills and positive identity formation ✅ Established partnerships with notable organizations such as CITY Furniture, Formula E, and STEM From Dance that provide real-world relevance and opportunity