Social Responsibility

The UBERHUB Code Club is a completely free educational project open to the community, with a primary focus on students from public schools. Its goal is to introduce teenagers – from the 9th grade of elementary school through the end of high school – to computer programming logic. The project was recognized as one of the three most innovative in Brazil by the Brazilian Startup Association (ABStartups) in 2022

The Institute for Research in Technology and Innovation (IPTI) is headquartered in Santa Luzia do Itanhy – SE, one of the municipalities with the lowest Human Development Index (HDI) in Brazil. IPTI’s CLOC project promotes creative and digital entrepreneurship in the area of Information Technology in extremely poor communities far from large centers and has already benefited more than 900 students with training in programming and robotics. The project has at its disposal the beecrowd platform for teaching logic and programming to students.

BVRIT HYDERABAD College of Engineering for Women is not just another engineering college in Hyderabad, India. It was established in the year of 2012 with the clear vision and mission to empower women to aspire for a better career in their life. The school now takes advantage of beecrowd Academic platform for teaching software programming to the students. When the whole society is focusing on diversity in every field then BVRITH is like a stone on the pillar to motivate and groom those aspiring women who want to make a mark in the society.

Niñas Pro is a Chilean entity that trains girls and adolescents through the teaching of programming and inspires scientific and technological vocations, helping to break gender stereotypes related to the areas of science, engineering, physics and mathematics.
The objective is to demonstrate to girls and teenagers that they can learn to program and that it can be a lot of fun, as well as motivating them to continue learning after this first experience.

Through the partnership with BiT, we make the use of the beecrowd platform available free of charge so that more women can train algorithms and programming challenges, improving their development skills, quality and productivity, in addition to facilitating the search for job opportunities. One of our goals is to have more women developing theirselves in the field of information technology.

GRACE is a group whose main objective is to develop extension activities in the area of technology aimed at the female public in the city of São Carlos and, in particular, students at primary, secondary and higher levels.

GRACE is part of the SBC’s Digital Girls National Program, which encourages institutions through projects to attract elementary and high school girls to take computer courses.