Girls Who Code — Global Chapter

Every girl deserves the chance to code her future. Girls Who Code is closing the gender gap in technology by running free programs for girls in grades 3–12 across 6 continents. In 2024, over 580,000 girls participated in our Clubs, Summer Immersion Programs, and College Loops — learning Python, web development, robotics, and AI. When 14-year-old Amara joined her local Girls Who Code club in Atlanta, she had never touched a laptop. Six months later, she built a mobile app to help her grandmother track medications. "I didn't know girls like me could do this," she said. "Now I know I can do anything." Your SHEQONOMI tokens directly fund a girl's access to a device, internet connection, and a full semester of coding education. Every 500 tokens = one month of learning for one girl. Together, we're building the next generation of women in tech — one line of code at a time.

"Every girl deserves a voice. Your support gives her one."

Coding & digital literacy for girls globally

12 years of education for every girl

Empowering girls through sport & education in Kenya

Female education across sub-Saharan Africa

Keeping girls in school across Asia & Africa

Digital access for girls in rural India

African women in business & entrepreneurship

Literacy for millions of girls across India

Higher Council for Innovation & Excellence

Fueling Palestinian Innovation & Youth Excellence

The Higher Council for Innovation and Excellence (HCIE), operating under the patronage of President Mahmoud Abbas, is Palestine's premier institution for nurturing innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurial talent. HCIE runs the Arab Youth Union for Innovation and Creativity and supports Palestinian youth through funding, mentorship, and international exposure — connecting Gaza's brightest minds to global opportunity.

Female Innovators & Investors of MENA

Fueling Females' Futures for a Lasting Economic Impact

FINOMENA is a regional platform dedicated to empowering female innovators and investors across the Middle East and North Africa. Through capacity building, business development support, and global networking, FINOMENA connects women entrepreneurs to capital, mentorship, and markets — accelerating economic inclusion across the Arab world.

UNICEF State of Palestine

For Every Child in the State of Palestine, a Future

UNICEF works in the State of Palestine to ensure every child's right to survival, education, protection, and participation. From restoring water access in Gaza to reuniting families separated by conflict, UNICEF's teams remain on the ground responding to the massive needs of children and families — delivering hope in the most challenging circumstances.

CryptoChicks

Innovative Education Programs for Women in Blockchain & AI

CryptoChicks is an international non-profit founded by two software engineers, Elena and Natalia, to help women navigate blockchain technology. Now spanning 56 countries with thousands of members, CryptoChicks offers academy programs, hackathons, and a startup hatchery — empowering women to build careers and businesses in blockchain, AI, and emerging tech.

Krypto 4 Kids

Teaching Kids to Teach Adults About Blockchain

Krypto 4 Kids (K4K) was co-founded by Anu and Arya Bhardwaj when Arya was just seven years old, with a simple insight: if you want adults to understand cryptocurrency, teach their kids first. What began as a two-day event became a global movement — launching Krypto for Kids Caribbean at Blockchain on the Beach Barbados, bringing together youth from five continents to learn blockchain, digital art, and financial literacy.