A nonprofit focused on equipping young women for opportunities in tech-related fields has launched its 2014 Summer Immersion Program. Started by the organization, Girls Who Code, the program expects to reach 380 high- school girls in classes throughout New York, Boston, Miami, Seattle and the San Francisco Bay Area.The program will entail seven weeks of project-based computer science lessons, including front-end web design and mobile app development, and also give program participants the opportunity to meet individuals in the field working for start-ups. Major companies – including Twitter, Goldman Sachs, Intel and GE – are among the group's partnering organizations.Girls Who Code began in New York in 2012, at the time reaching 20 young women. To date, the organization has educated nearly 1,000 middle- and high-school girls.
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