2024
First programs launch
Small programs start in Manchester with Code Ninjas, then run across Hartford and East Hartford in three-hour weekend sessions.
From the first Manchester programs in 2024 to a proposed federal provision, a record of where the organization has been and where the work is heading.
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Small programs start in Manchester with Code Ninjas, then run across Hartford and East Hartford in three-hour weekend sessions.
The June camp expands with the YMCA and host schools, reaching South Windsor. Nearly 900 students complete introductory work in machine learning.
Recording and transcription reach more than 80,000 words of AAVE speech transcript, and the first dialect aware models are tested with students.
ConvoAAVE is named a regional finalist for the Princeton Prize in Race Relations, and work begins with the office of Congressman John Larson.
Testify before a House subcommittee on AI education equity, and work toward a bipartisan bill built on the 2026 grant proposal.
Assist federal and state agencies in translating the provision into AI education programming for underserved schools, beginning in Connecticut.
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2024
Small programs start in Manchester with Code Ninjas, then run across Hartford and East Hartford in three-hour weekend sessions.
Town outlines from OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors, simplified for drawing. Recording only ever took place in Hartford and East Hartford.