Girls in Digital Week is back for its second year from 23–27 March 2026. EU Code Week is inviting schools, families, coding clubs, and youth groups across Europe to get involved. This year, the focus is practical. Organise a Girls Code it Better (GCIB) Sprint and help young people build confidence by creating with code.
What is Girls in Digital Week?
Girls in Digital Week aims to help bridge the gender gap in digital and STE(A)M by:
- Creating safe, supportive spaces where girls and their peers can explore digital skills with confidence
- Organising hands-onworkshops, coding activities, and GCIB (Girls Code It Better) Sprints
- Raising awareness ofthe value of diversity and representation in technology
- Promoting community-driven initiatives and partnerships through national and regional hubs.
Girls in Digital Campaign
Leading up to the week, the Girls in Digital Campaign will run for three weeks from 2–22 March 2026. The campaign will amplify stories of women in STE(A)M and digital fields, engage parents, educators, mentors, and communities, encourage local action and participation ahead of Girls in Digital Week, and showcase community activities and live moments from the field. Content will be shared across social media platforms, including Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, and X.
How can you get involved?
EU Code Week invites government bodies, NGOs, schools, companies, and individuals to support and contribute to Girls in Digital Week. You can get involved by:
- Organising a EU Code Week event/activity: Register a workshop, webinar, or hands-on activity on the EU Code Week website.
- Collaborating with EU Code Week: Partner with EU Code Week network to reach wider audiences and strengthen local engagement.
- Spreading the word: Share campaign materials and engage on social media. Tag @EUCodeWeek on Facebook, Instagram, X or LinkedIn and use the hashtags #EUCodeWeek and #GirlsinDigital.
- Sponsoring initiatives: Supportthe creation of more opportunities for girls in digital fields.
- Encouraging participation: Motivate your networks to take part and organise activities.
- Volunteering:Connect with your national or regional hub to contribute locally or email info@codeweek.euto find out more
Discover more about Girls in Digital Week 2026 and get involved.
