CODE313 partners with United Way to close the digital divide
Kelly Whitlock • November 15, 2023
“Together, we showed kids that STEM is fun, it presents opportunities, and it presents a chance to change the world.”
Last month,
CODE313 partnered with
United Way for Southeastern Michigan's STEMpossible event at the Michigan Science Center on Thursday, October 5, 2023. At STEMpossible, over 700 fourth- and fifth-grade students students rotated through interactive STEM stations intended to boost curiosity, encourage creativity, improve social skills and sharpen critical thinking. For many students, the STEMpossible event marked their first time visiting the Michigan Science Center. The opportunity to interact, experiment and investigate left students with a foundational excitement about what can be accomplished through STEM.
Meet three CODE313 team members whose journeys from scholars to leaders show how early access to STEAM education creates real careers and lasting impact.
CODE313 and Star Factory brought immersive VR, AR, drone, and STEAM activations to 300 students at Morse Elementary School during the S.T.E.A.M. SLAM tour.
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Over 2,000 students explored AR Merge Cubes with CODE313 at Motor City Cruise Education Day, discovering new tech and sparking curiosity beyond the classroom.
Xbox Game Camp Arcade gave students hands-on code and game dev experience, partnering with CODE313, Microsoft MakeCode, Detroit Lions to inspire future tech talent.
CODE313 brings full S.T.E.A.M. SLAM tech experiences to Adams Young Middle School, engaging 300 students with VR, AR, drones, and live performances.
