KuumbaContact Us
We would love to hear from you. Whether you are a learner ready to apply, an organization, home, or community program that would like us to teach your students or residents, or a funder who wants to help keep this program free, reach out and we will get back to you. Kuumba Code is a free program taught live in English and Dutch across Nigeria, Suriname, and the United States.
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Where We Are
Incubated at Canticle Farm, Fruitvale,
Oakland, California. The program is fully virtual.
Invite Us — or Come to Us
It works both ways. Schools, nonprofits, foster care programs, senior living communities, youth centers, and other institutions can invite us to teach the people they serve — always at no cost. And if you have something to share, you can come teach, speak, or mentor our students.
Invite Us to Teach
We teach AI digital literacy, AI music, and AI sales, in formats that flex with each community and its funding — from multi-week cohorts to short bootcamps and weekly workshops. Live, virtual, and free for every student.
Choose “Invite Us to Teach” in the form below and tell us who you serve, roughly how many people, and where you are.
Invite Us to Speak
Our team speaks at events, conferences, schools, and community gatherings on AI and creative technology, and on what changes when communities that get left out of new technology are handed real access to it instead.
Choose “Invite Us to Speak” in the form below and tell us about the event, the date, and your audience.
Teach, Speak, or Mentor Our Students
We also invite people in. If you work in AI, technology, music, business, law, health, or any field our students are heading toward, you can teach a session, speak to a cohort, or mentor a student one-to-one.
Choose “Teach, Speak or Mentor” in the form below and tell us what you do and how you would like to help.
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