Building AI Literacy for Inclusion in STEM: Tools & Resources to Empower Educators

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Finding the right resources to teach AI literacy to youth can be challenging. In the final installment of our 3-part AI literacy webinar series, discover practical tools, programs, and curricula designed to support learning in both formal and informal environments. 

In this webinar recording, learn about tools, curricula, and innovative platforms that make AI education interactive, accessible, and inclusive, and gain actionable strategies for choosing tools and resources that will empower young people to critically and creatively engage with AI technologies.

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Code AI Resources:

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This session is the third installment in our 3-part AI literacy webinar series, created as part of the Building AI Literacy for Inclusion in STEM, an initiative developed by NGCP in partnership with Ingenia Learning and STEM Next Opportunity Fund, made possible through the generous support of the AMD Foundation.

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Dr. Ebony Brown

Dr. Ebony Brown is a cybersecurity professional, AI strategist, and advocate for equity and inclusion in technology. She is the creator of Future Me: AI Career Visualization & Literacy Toolkit, an innovative resource that helps children explore future careers while building age-appropriate AI literacy. Through her work with Brown Girls in Tech, Dr. Brown champions inclusive technology education and empowers the next generation to envision themselves as innovators, technologists, and leaders. She is also the Founder and CEO of Brown Girls Code, a global nonprofit expanding access to computer science, cybersecurity, AI, and STEAM education for underrepresented youth. 

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Micah Kennedy

Micah Kennedy is a Senior Professional Learning Manager at CodeAI, where they lead AI-focused educator learning and developed AI 101, an engaging, self-paced learning experience. Drawing on over a decade of experience in teaching and professional learning, Micah works to expand equitable access to K–12 computer science and AI education. 

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Safoura Seddighin

Safoura Seddighin is an educational technologist, learning experience designer, and Research Associate at the University of California, Irvine's Digital Learning Lab. With over 13 years of experience designing and facilitating hands-on STEM and computing learning experiences, she has worked across K–12, higher education, and informal learning environments. Her current work focuses on preserving creativity and learner agency in the design of inclusive learning experiences that help young people engage with AI as creative thinkers, problem-solvers, and designers. She brings together a background in computer science and human development to bridge emerging technologies, learning sciences, and educational practice. 

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