named programs · 7 · from sources
What they call their work
After School Coding Group
Weekly program for high school students to learn foundational coding skills and interact with tech professionals.
Code Kevudah Connex
Self-directed, online data science and analytics program with mentorship and study buddy support; includes access to job and internship opportunities, resume review, and technical interview preparation.
Code Kevudah Hackathon
Annual one-day coding competition for frum girls and women to build technical and interpersonal skills, network, and showcase talent to potential employers.
Data Science and Analytics Program
Structured course preparing students for careers in business intelligence, data engineering, database development, and related fields; previously offered, now closed to new applications.
DataCamp Donates
Partnership providing free access to DataCamp’s online learning platform for Code Kevudah students to build in-demand data science skills and earn certifications.
Internship Placements
Hands-on experience program connecting students with local businesses needing support in e-commerce, data analysis, and process automation to build project portfolios.
Summer Program
Six-week summer bootcamp in Web Development and Data Science with small class sizes, guest lecturers, and real-world project building.
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What they do
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Tech Skills Training for Underserved Groups 2 activities
- Culturally sensitive tech training for Orthodox Jewish womenProvides training in software development and data science to Orthodox Jewish women in a culturally sensitive environment to increase their earning potential and workforce contribution.
- Summer bootcamp in web development and data scienceHosts a 6-week summer bootcamp in web development and data science, featuring guest lectures and project-based learning to build technical skills.
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K–12 Computer Science & AI Education 1 activity
- After-school coding education for high school studentsRuns a weekly after-school coding group for high school students to learn foundational coding skills and engage with tech professionals.
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Game Community Events & Expos 1 activity
- Annual and recurring hackathons for students and professionalsOrganizes an annual hackathon and has hosted at least one recurring event (the second Code Kevudah Hackathon) in Brooklyn, NY, where students and professionals collaborate in teams to build real-world projects over one day.
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Student Career Readiness and Internship Placement 1 activity
- Internship placement program for student workforce experienceProvides internship placements where students gain hands-on experience by supporting local businesses with web development, data analysis, and process automation.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Data science training program for career preparationOffers a data science program that prepares students for careers in data engineering, business intelligence, and database development, including practical applications such as analyzing business sales data and implementing targeted marketing campaigns using Python.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2023
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Total revenue$34K
Contributions & grants$34K100%
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Total expenses$37K
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Total assets$4K
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Net assets$4K
3 years on record · 2021–2023 · YoY revenue -47.0%
relationships · 3
Who they work with
- DataCamp Partner — Partners with DataCamp to provide students free access to its online data science learning platform through the DataCamp Donates program.
- DataCamp Partner — Partnership through the DataCamp Donates program to provide students with free access to DataCamp's educational platform for learning data science technologies.
- Touro University Partner — Hosted the Code Kevudah Hackathon at its campus in Brooklyn, NY
strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Culturally-Sensitive, Dignity-Centered Tech Educationmethodology: culturally_sensitive_educationBy delivering technology education that is culturally aligned and respects the lived experiences of Orthodox Jewish women, the organization increases engagement and success in tech fields, because such alignment reduces cultural barriers and fosters dignity, enabling economic self-sufficiency.
- Free Access to Industry-Recognized Certification Platformsmethodology: free_access_to_certificationBy providing no-cost access to certified data science and tech learning platforms, the organization equips learners with verifiable, in-demand skills, because removing financial and credentialing barriers enables direct pathways to employment and economic mobility.
- Project-Based Skill Development with Real-World Applicationmethodology: project_based_learningBy using hands-on, collaborative projects like hackathons and career readiness programming, the organization builds both technical and interpersonal competencies, because experiential learning increases retention and prepares learners for real-world tech environments.
- Self-Directed Learning with Mentorship and Peer Supportmethodology: self_directed_learning_with_supportBy offering flexible, self-paced online learning combined with optional mentorship and peer collaboration, the organization increases access for learners with scheduling and social constraints, because this model accommodates religious and familial obligations while maintaining skill development rigor.