Girls in Digital Week 2026 is on the way!
From classrooms to communities across Europe, Girls in Digital Week brings people together to learn, share, and grow. It’s about creating welcoming spaces where confidence, creativity, and curiosity in technology can flourish. Together, we celebrate collaboration and build inclusive digital futures— and whether you’re a young person, educator, parent, or organisation, there’s a place for you!
How to Build the Future: Industry & Education Partnership webinar
Join EU Code Week for an online session on 5 March 2026 (15:00–17:00 CET) and discover how industry and education can work together to build digital skills, share good practices, and shape future-focused learning.
EU Code Week Hackathons
From national hackathons to the European stage, the EU Code Week Hackathons empower young people to turn ideas into impact with code. Join us online for the EU Finals on 11 March 2026 to see all national finalists present their projects, hear from the expert jury, and celebrate a brilliant showcase of youth innovation.
Future Ready CSR
FutureReadyCSR Movement seeks to inspire, encourage, and empower global players, SMEs, and startups, to organizations like clusters, digital innovation hubs, industry associations, professional bodies, or chambers of commerce, to turn Corporate Social Responsibility into real-world action, by supporting digital skills education.
10–25 Oct 2026
Learning to code helps us make sense of the rapidly changing world around us. Join millions of fellow organisers and participants to inspire the development of coding and computational thinking skills in order to explore new ideas and innovate for the future.
Not sure how to get started?
Take a look at the how-to page, and download our toolkits for organisers to get prepared and spread the word.
Careers in Digital is part of EU Code Week targeting 15–18-year-olds and educators to explore exciting and varied digital careers.
Discover role models doing their dream job in digital - dive into their motivational videos and career pathways and explore our Careers in Digital Guide to understand the variety of roles and how to get there.
Get involved
Organise or join an activity
Anyone is welcome to organise or join an activity. Just pick a topic and a target audience and add your activity to the map, or browse for activities in your area.
Resources and training
If you are not sure how to organise an activity, visit our teaching resources page and learning bits training materials for guidance and tailored lesson plans.
