Kids Code Jeunesse

Kids Code Jeunesse (KCJ) is a bilingual Canadian charity that teaches students aged 7 to 17, and their educators, about algorithm literacy, artificial intelligence, coding, and digital citizenship, in line with the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals. KCJ provides young people – particularly girls and students from underserved communities – with the confidence and creative tools to build a better future.

Amazon and KCJ have teamed up to provide students and educators with inclusive educational experiences and materials that focus on artificial intelligence, coding, and digital citizenship.

• Code in the Classroom: Integrate code and digital skills into your students’ learning.
• Teacher Training: Tools that develop the skills and confidence to enhance your teaching.
• KCJ Events: A one-stop shop for all of KCJ’s public events and workshops for kids, teens, educators, and community members.
• KCJ Resources: A collection of self-guided activities and projects that young people, educators, and parents can experience anywhere.
• #kids2030 Challenge: An online activity for young people to use data to help reduce plastic pollution.
• Code Club: Materials and support to start a Code Club in your community.