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IndeedWeCode Summer Camp 2026
Preview Day Registration Now Open
IndeedWeCode is excited to announce our 2026 Summer Coding Camp, designed to inspire the next generation of Black girls in technology through illumination, imagination, and innovation.
Participants will:
Learn how to code
Create their own apps
Explore artificial intelligence (AI)
Participate in hands-on computer learning projects
Our program helps young women discover the exciting possibilities of careers in technology and STEM.
Preview Day Requirement
Participation in a Preview Day is required before attending the summer camp.
Preview Day Date
📅 Saturday, May 16, 2026 | 10:00 AM – Noon
📍 Location
Warrensville Heights Middle School
Media Center (Room M101)
4270 Northfield Road, Warrensville Heights, OH 44128
Important Dates
Registration Deadline: May 11, 2026 Summer Camp Dates: June 8 – June 18, 2026
In October 2025, IndeedWeCodepartnered with the Howard Fuller Collegiate Academy (HFCA) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to host the first-ever IWC mini-campoutside of Cleveland.
The IWC/HFCA Empowering Girls in Tech Mini-Camp brought together young Black girls, mentors, and community leaders for a powerful experience rooted in coding, confidence, and connection.
Meet The Starting Six
The HFCA Starting Six became the first cohort to complete this immersive mini-camp.
Over three days, they learned HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, collaborated in teams, and presented their websites during Demonstration Day.
A Full-Circle Moment in Mentorship
Hear from Dr. Howard Fulleron why this mini-camp is a full-circle moment, bridging decades of mentorship and opportunity for Black girls in tech.
From Mentorship to Empowerment
IndeedWeCode Co-Founder Michelle Wilson shares how this mini-camp empowers Black girls to explore, create, and lead in technology, building skills and confidence that extend beyond the classroom.
Hear from the Starting Six
Hear directly from the young women who experienced the IWC/HFCA Empowering Girls in Tech Mini-Camp.
Their reflections capture the confidence, creativity, and community that made this experience unforgettable.
Continue exploring how IndeedWeCode is expanding opportunities and empowering the next generation of Black girls in tech.
Thank You for Making IWC Summer Camp 2025 Unforgettable
Because of every camper, mentor, cheerleader, and partner—we did that!
This summer, Black girls in grades 7–12 explored the power of tech, created real-world projects, toured Amazon’s Fulfillment Center, and gained confidence surrounded by people who believe in them.
From big ideas on Demo Day to unforgettable moments in camp classrooms, it’s clear: when Black girls code, they change everything.
See more of what went down this year on our Summer 2025.
Check out highlights from this year’s Summer Camp Experience
The Best of 2025 Summer Camp Snapshots!
Unforgettable Moments from IWC Summer Camps 2023 & 2024
The Best of 2024 Summer Camp Snapshots!
The Best of 2023 Summer Camp Snapshots!
Illumination! Imagination! Innovation!
Inspiring the Next Generation of Black Women in Tech
IndeedWeCode is a family, a community, and a movement dedicated to empowering young Black girls in technology. From coding and robotics to problem-solving and teamwork, we’re here to inspire, educate, and elevate. At IWC, we’re not just teaching skills; we’re shaping futures.
Watch Below To Learn More
Get a closer look at how IndeedWeCode is transforming lives and communities. Watch the videos below to see the impact of our STEM programs, hear from our campers, and meet the amazing mentors behind our mission.
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