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.

Videos from Client

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

What do parents and students think of STEM education?

Wednesday, September 7, 2011 - 17:30

Research & Reports

Microsoft Releases National Survey Findings on How to Inspire the Next Generation of Doctors, Scientists, Software Developers and Engineers

Wednesday, September 7, 2011 - 16:00

AI & Technology

Microsoft YouthSpark

Videos from Client

It’s Time for More Girls to #MakeWhatsNext

Content from this campaign

What do parents and students think of STEM education?

Microsoft Releases National Survey Findings on How to Inspire the Next Generation of Doctors, Scientists, Software Developers and Engineers

Microsoft Launches Kodu Game Lab and Design Competition

Making Games Can Contribute to Learning

Can Kids Love Math and Science More than Ice Cream?

Preparing Today's Kids for Tomorrow's Jobs

Inspired by Crowdsourcing, Imagine Cup Solve This Enables Students to Help IGOs, NGOs and Nonprofits

CGI: Accelerating 21st Century Education in Kenya

CGI: Teachers are the key to providing children with quality education

CGI: Helping Girls in Kenya to Give Back