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Amazon and Code.org team up for global Hour of Code
Working to continue to expand access to computer science education. -
How a teen’s passion for science and technology is empowering kids to learn
Entrepreneur Niamani Knight is inspired by Code.org and fueled by Amazon -
What the future of work looks like for Amazon
These days, it seems as if the future creeps up on us faster than ever before, and with it comes significant change. It’s hard to believe that we’ve been reading on our Kindles for a decade, and that we’re able to order many of our favorite items with just our voice. There is plenty of analysis out there on the technology of the future. -
Happy National STEM Day
Amazon has committed more than $60 million to CS and STEM efforts that help students. -
$10 million for Code.org and STEM education
Amazon believes that every student in every school should have the opportunity to learn computer science. -
Academics help drive innovation
Career academics are finding “best of both worlds” after making the jump to Amazon. -
Getting students excited about STEM
During summer, 2017, Amazon was excited to host the “A to Z Experience,” designed to inspire youth to pursue an education and, some day, careers in science, technology, engineering and math fields (STEM). -
Celebrating with Girls Who Code program graduates
For seven weeks, we hosted Girls Who Code summer immersion programs. -
STEM camp for kids fuels innovation
Amazon’s A to Z Experience takes hundreds of students behind the scenes for a day of learning and inventing. -
Girls Who Code students teach Alexa new skills
Amazon is hosting Girls Who Code classrooms, giving girls an opportunity to team up with our engineers to help make Alexa smarter. -
A to Z Experience welcomes first group of local students
Find out what Day 1 of Amazon’s A to Z Experience was like for Rainier Scholars students. -
Amazon boosts STEM learning for students with disabilities
Providing students from the Kansas School for the Deaf (KDS) and Kansas State School for the Blind (KSSB) with a donation to help support their growing STEM curriculum.
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