Students return to CODE313 in Detroit after COVID-19 shutdown
Bartel Welch • Dec 06, 2022
Students return to CODE313 after COVID-19 shutdown
CODE313 opened its doors to teach computer skills, programming and coding with a mission to close the digital divide on March 7, 2020. It was the first day the organization had students and the last, as COVID-19 shut down everything three days later. Today, December 6, 2022, they have opened their doors once again to the youth of the Metro Detroit area.
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