Microsoft YouthSpark

Since 2012, Microsoft YouthSpark has created new opportunities for more than 300 million youth around the world, offering technology skills training and connections to employment, entrepreneurship and continued education or training. Today, Microsoft YouthSpark creates opportunities for youth to learn computer science. Check out the YouthSpark Hub to learn more.

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Microsoft asked girls to name a female inventor. Watch what happens.

Inclusion & Opportunity

It’s Time for More Girls to #MakeWhatsNext

A new video from Microsoft shows the lack of awareness girls today have about women inventors and reminds them to celebrate those women’s accomplishments and be encouraged to follow in their footsteps.

Mar 21, 2016 8:00 PM ET

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Volunteering & Community

Microsoft YouthSpark

Videos from Client

It’s Time for More Girls to #MakeWhatsNext

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The Future Will Not Wait

Microsoft Announces Expanded Resources through YouthSpark Initiative

Windows Chip In Campaign Helps YouthSpark Partner Year Up to Bridge Opportunity Divide

Paving the Path from Education to Employment

Microsoft Awards Imagine Cup Grants to Jumpstart Student Startups That Address Social Issues

NASA and Seven Other Organizations Join Skype in the Classroom to Take Kids on New Educational Adventures

Expanding Computer Science Education in High Schools

Creating Opportunities for 300 Million Young People in the Next 3 Years

Microsoft Mobilizes to Create Opportunities for 300 Million Youth Around the World

Microsoft Strengthens Commitment to Addressing Youth Unemployment in Latin America and the Caribbean