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"...even the largest fire starts with a single spark. My goal is to create a few sparks so that brown girl coders will grow to believe that they too are equipped to blaze their own paths in STEAM-related fields."
Dr. Ebony Brown, Founder
Brown Girls Code
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Expanding Access.
Elevating Voices.
Empowering Futures.
Preparing the Next Generation of Innovators, Leaders & Changemakers in S.T.E.A.M.

Help for Kids & Teens
When kids & teens are bullied, it makes them feel helpless and worthless. However, there are tips that can be taken to protect yourself and get help. The most important thing a person can do is talk to a trusted adult as soon as it happens.

12 Ways To Respond to CyberBullying
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Know it's not your fault
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Don't respond.
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Don't retaliate.
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Save the evidence.
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Tell the Person to Stop.
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Block the bully.
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Reach out for help.
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Use available tech and reporting tools.
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Protect your accounts (passwords, etc.)
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Be civil.
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Don't be a bully.
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Be a friend, not a bystander.
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