DETROIT – 2025 End of Summer Celebration
2025-09-25 18:00 - 20:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | UTLC Gallery at Lawrence Technological University, 21000 W 10 Mile Rd., Southfield, MI, 48222, United States
Join The Hidden Genius Project for our highly anticipated 2025 End of Summer Celebration in Detroit.
Participate in an exciting night of fun and prepare to be inspired as we highlight six Intensive Immersion Program cohorts from our Detroit site (DET3 and DET4), along with our growing brotherhood of Hidden Genius Alumni.
Meet our Geniuses from each site and learn about their experiences in our award-winning program.

Date: Thursday, September 25, 2025
Event Begins: 6:00PM ET
Location: UTLC Gallery at Lawrence Technological University, Bldg #3, 21000 W 10 Mile Rd. , Southfield, MI, 48222
Attire: Business casual
Light food and refreshments will be served.

If you are unable to attend and would like to support The Hidden Genius Project, please visit www.hiddengeniusproject.org/donate to make your contribution today. We also accept stock and cryptocurrency donations too! Thank you in advance.
2025 End of Summer Celebration (Detroit) #GeniusRevealed

Direct To Film Shirt Printing
2025-09-26 15:30 - 16:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Ubuntu Center at The Hidden Genius Project, 1441 Franklin Street, 2nd Floor, Oakland, CA, 94612
Unleash your creativity at the Ubuntu Center’s exclusive Graphic Design and Direct-to-Film (DTF) Shirt Printing workshops, happening every Friday this month. Dive into the dynamic world of graphic design, mastering the art of crafting unique visuals. Then, transform your designs into wearable art through hands-on experience with cutting-edge DTF printing technology. Whether you’re an aspiring designer or a seasoned artist looking to expand your skill set, this workshop offers a unique opportunity to blend digital creativity with tangible results. Secure your spot now and start creating your own custom apparel masterpieces!
Click HERE to become an Ubuntu Center member and register.
The Ubuntu Center at The Hidden Genius Project is a Best Buy Teen Tech Center® and member of The Clubhouse Network.

UBUNTU CENTER: Music Mondays
2025-09-29 13:00 - 18:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Ubuntu Center at The Hidden Genius Project, 1441 Franklin Street, 2nd Floor, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ever wanted to tap into your inner MC and get the crowd moving with your own groovy beats? Or perhaps you have an interesting topic that would make for a stimulating debate? Everything you need and more to turn these musical ideas into reality can be found in our state of the art Recording Studio, taught every week on what we like to call Music Mondays. This workshop offers a deep dive into all the equipment and software necessary to develop skills that range from producing original beats, to recording and manipulating sounds and audio. Start your journey and become your own mix master with our Music Mondays every week during the month of August.
This workshop is free for all Ubuntu Center members. Click HERE to register online.
The Ubuntu Center at The Hidden Genius Project is a Best Buy Teen Tech Center® and member of The Clubhouse Network.

LOS ANGELES - 2025 End of Summer Celebration
2025-10-02 18:00 - 20:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Faithful Central Bible Church, 400 W Florence Ave, Inglewood, CA, 90301, United States
Join The Hidden Genius Project for our highly anticipated 2025 End of Summer Celebration in Los Angeles.
Participate in an exciting night of fun and prepare to be inspired as we highlight six Intensive Immersion Program cohorts from our Los Angeles site (LA5 and LA6) along with our growing brotherhood of Hidden Genius Alumni.
Meet our Geniuses from each site and learn about their experiences in our award-winning program.

Date: Thursday, October 2, 2025
Time: Event begins at 6:00PM PT
Location: Faithful Central Bible Church, The Living Room – 400 W Florence Ave, Inglewood, CA 90301
Attire: Business casual
Light food and refreshments will be served

If you are unable to attend and would like to support The Hidden Genius Project, please visit www.hiddengeniusproject.org/donate to make your contribution today. We also accept stock and cryptocurrency donations too! Thank you in advance.

2025 End of Summer Celebration (Los Angeles) #GeniusRevealed

Brothers Code 2025
2025-12-13 08:00 - 14:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | CA
Brothers Code is an innovative hands-on event hosted by The Hidden Genius Project as part of the larger Hour of Code initiative focused on introducing people all across the world to the basics of coding education during Computer Science Education Week. Our 13th Annual Brothers Code event will take place on Saturday, December 13, 2025 in multiple cities across the country.
Brothers Code workshops are led by The Hidden Genius Project Youth Educators. Young people of all backgrounds in middle and high school are welcome to attend. Boys and young men of color are encouraged to participate and learn about the skills and networks that can guide them to exciting opportunities and careers within the technology sector.
Additionally, we host a concurrent program for parents, guardians, educators, counselors, administrators, and adult champions interested in learning how they might support young people to pursue technology pathways.

Select a city below to register in your area:
ATLANTA // BALTIMORE // BAY AREA // CHICAGO // DETROIT // LOS ANGELES // PHILADELPHIA

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Brothers Code 2025 (Atlanta)
2025-12-13 08:00 - 14:00 (America/New_York) | Drew Charter Elementary Academy, 301 Eva Davis Way SE, Atlanta, GA, 30317
Introducing Youth and Adults of Color to Tech
Technology is everywhere today, but only a tiny fraction of students are learning how to create technology. Brothers Code is part of the larger movement to introduce youth to tech as part of National Computer Science Education Week.
The Hidden Genius Project invites young people of color in middle and high school to join the 13th Annual Brothers Code event, Saturday, December 13, 2025, located at Drew Charter School Elementary Academy, 301 Eva Davis Way SE, Atlanta, GA 30317.
This event is meant to expose young people to skills and networks that can guide them to exciting opportunities within the tech sector.
At this event, youth participants will:

Play with technology while practicing coding and programming skills
Explore the vast range of career opportunities within the tech sector
Learn about the various opportunity pathways that can lead to participation in the tech sector
Investigate the various ways they can leverage technology to strengthen their communities and reach their goals
Network with enthusiastic tech sector professionals from a range of backgrounds

We will also host a concurrent program for adults! We invite parents/guardians, teachers, administrators, counselors, champions, and any other interested adults to register to participate in their own simultaneous program. The adult sessions will help student advocates learn how they might support young people to pursue technology pathways (and participants will get to practice some of the technical skills as well!).
There will also be a session for adult stakeholders to discuss how they might actively support youth entrepreneurs to leverage their skills and ideas to build out their own ventures.
Volunteers
We will need general, non-technical volunteers to help with event set-up, people movement, food set-up and distribution, registration, and basic support of the program participants. We also need volunteers to support implementation of the youth and adult program sessions, which include technical skills activities, entrepreneurship projects, and exploration of career pathways.
Interested in volunteering? Sign up HERE.
Additional Details
*Breakfast and Lunch will be served

WHO: Young people of color in middle and high school; and adults interested in learning more about how to support young people’s development in tech
WHEN: Saturday, December 13, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM (LOCAL TIME)
WHERE: Drew Charter School Elementary Academy, 301 Eva Davis Way SE, Atlanta, GA 30317

Registration and breakfast begins at 8:00am; programming begins at 9:00am until 2:00pm
Presented by The Hidden Genius Project.

Brothers Code 2025 (Baltimore)
2025-12-13 08:00 - 14:00 (America/New_York) | 2525 Kirk Ave, 2525 Kirk Avenue, Baltimore, MD, 21218, United States
Introducing Youth and Young Adults to Tech
Technology is everywhere today, but only a tiny fraction of students are learning how to create technology. Brothers Code is part of the larger movement to introduce youth to tech as part of National Computer Science Education Week.
The Hidden Genius Project invites young people of color in middle and high school to join the 13th Annual Brothers Code event, Saturday, December 13, 2025, located at Baltimore Collegiate School For Boys, 2525 Kirk Ave, Baltimore, MD 21218.
This event is meant to expose young people to skills and networks that can guide them to exciting opportunities within the tech sector.
At this event, youth participants will:
– Play with technology while practicing coding and programming skills
– Explore the vast range of career opportunities within the tech sector
– Learn about the various opportunity pathways that can lead to participation in the tech sector
– Investigate the various ways they can leverage technology to strengthen their communities and reach their goals
– Network with enthusiastic tech sector professionals from a range of backgrounds
We will also host a concurrent program for adults! We invite parents/guardians, teachers, administrators, counselors, champions, and any other interested adults to register to participate in their own simultaneous program. The adult sessions will help student advocates learn how they might support young people to pursue technology pathways (and participants will get to practice some of the technical skills as well!).
There will also be a session for adult stakeholders to discuss how they might actively support youth entrepreneurs to leverage their skills and ideas to build out their own ventures.

Volunteers
We will need general, non-technical volunteers to help with event set-up, people movement, food set-up and distribution, registration, and basic support of the program participants. We also need volunteers to support implementation of the youth and adult program sessions, which include technical skills activities, entrepreneurship projects, and exploration of career pathways.
Interested in volunteering? Sign up HERE.

Additional Details
*Breakfast and Lunch will be served
WHO: Young people of color in middle and high school; and adults interested in learning more about how to support young people’s development in tech
WHEN: Saturday, December 13, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM (LOCAL TIME)
WHERE: Baltimore Collegiate School For Boys, 2525 Kirk Ave, Baltimore, MD 21218
Registration and breakfast begins at 8:00am; programming begins at 9:00am until 2:00pm
Presented by The Hidden Genius Project, in partnership with the Kapor Center.

Brothers Code 2025 (Chicago)
2025-12-13 08:00 - 14:00 (America/Chicago) | 740 W 63rd St, 740 West 63rd Street, Chicago, IL, 60621, United States
Introducing Youth and Adults of Color to Tech
Technology is everywhere today, but only a tiny fraction of students are learning how to create technology. Brothers Code is part of the larger movement to introduce youth to tech as part of National Computer Science Education Week.
The Hidden Genius Project invites young people of color in middle and high school to join the 13th Annual Brothers Code event, Saturday, December 13, 2025, located at Kennedy King College, 740 W. 63rd Street U Bldg., Chicago, IL 60621.
This event is meant to expose young people to skills and networks that can guide them to exciting opportunities within the tech sector.
At this event, youth participants will:

Play with technology while practicing coding and programming skills
Explore the vast range of career opportunities within the tech sector
Learn about the various opportunity pathways that can lead to participation in the tech sector
Investigate the various ways they can leverage technology to strengthen their communities and reach their goals
Network with enthusiastic tech sector professionals from a range of backgrounds

We will also host a concurrent program for adults! We invite parents/guardians, teachers, administrators, counselors, champions, and any other interested adults to register to participate in their own simultaneous program. The adult sessions will help student advocates learn how they might support young people to pursue technology pathways (and participants will get to practice some of the technical skills as well!).
There will also be a session for adult stakeholders to discuss how they might actively support youth entrepreneurs to leverage their skills and ideas to build out their own ventures.

Volunteers
We will need general, non-technical volunteers to help with event set-up, people movement, food set-up and distribution, registration, and basic support of the program participants. We also need volunteers to support implementation of the youth and adult program sessions, which include technical skills activities, entrepreneurship projects, and exploration of career pathways.
Interested in volunteering? Sign up HERE.

Additional Details
*Breakfast and Lunch will be served
WHO: Young people of color in middle and high school; and adults interested in learning more about how to support young people’s development in tech.
WHEN: Saturday, December 13, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM (LOCAL TIME)
WHERE: Kennedy King College, 740 W. 63rd Street U Bldg., Chicago, IL 60621
Registration and breakfast begins at 8:00am; programming begins at 9:00am until 2:00pm
Presented by The Hidden Genius Project, in partnership with the Kapor Center.

Brothers Code 2025 (Detroit)
2025-12-13 08:00 - 14:00 (America/Detroit) | Detroit Academy of Arts & Sciences (DAAS), 2985 East Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, MI, 48207, United States
Introducing Youth and Adults of Color to Tech
Technology is everywhere today, but only a tiny fraction of students are learning how to create technology. Brothers Code is part of the larger movement to introduce youth to tech as part of National Computer Science Education Week.
The Hidden Genius Project invites young people in middle and high school (5th – 12th grade) to join the 13th Annual Brothers Code event, Saturday, December 13, 2025, located at Detroit Academy Of Arts And Sciences, 2985 E Jefferson Ave, Detroit, MI 48207.
This event is meant to expose young people to skills and networks that can guide them to exciting opportunities within the tech sector.
At this event, youth participants will:

Play with technology while practicing coding and programming skills
Explore the vast range of career opportunities within the tech sector
Learn about the various opportunity pathways that can lead to participation in the tech sector
Investigate the various ways they can leverage technology to strengthen their communities and reach their goals
Network with enthusiastic tech sector professionals from a range of backgrounds

We will also host a concurrent program for adults! We invite parents/guardians, teachers, administrators, counselors, champions, and any other interested adults to register to participate in their own simultaneous program. The adult sessions will help student advocates learn how they might support young people to pursue technology pathways (and participants will get to practice some of the technical skills as well!).
There will also be a session for adult stakeholders to discuss how they might actively support youth entrepreneurs to leverage their skills and ideas to build out their own ventures.
Volunteers
We will need general, non-technical volunteers to help with event set-up, people movement, food set-up and distribution, registration, and basic support of the program participants. We also need volunteers to support the implementation of the youth and adult program sessions, which include technical skills activities, entrepreneurship projects, and exploration of career pathways.
Interested in volunteering? Sign up HERE.
Additional Details
*Breakfast and Lunch will be served
WHO: Young people in middle and high school (5th – 12th grade); and adults interested in learning more about how to support young people’s development in tech.
WHEN: Saturday, December 13, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM (LOCAL TIME)
WHERE: Detroit Academy Of Arts And Sciences, 2985 E Jefferson Ave, Detroit, MI 48207
Registration and breakfast begins at 8:00am; programming begins at 9:00am until 2:00pm
Presented by The Hidden Genius Project

Brothers Code 2025 (Bay Area)
2025-12-13 08:00 - 14:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | 12500 Campus Dr, 12500 Campus Drive, Oakland, CA, 94619, United States
Introducing Youth and Adults of Color to Tech
Technology is everywhere today, but only a tiny fraction of students are learning how to create technology. Brothers Code is part of the larger movement to introduce youth to tech as part of National Computer Science Education Week.
The Hidden Genius Project invites young people in middle and high school to join the 13th Annual Brothers Code event, Saturday, December 13, 2025, located at Merritt College, 12500 Campus Dr, Oakland, CA 94619.
This event is meant to expose young people to skills and networks that can guide them to exciting opportunities within the tech sector.
At this event, youth participants will:

Play with technology while practicing coding and programming skills
Explore the vast range of career opportunities within the tech sector
Learn about the various opportunity pathways that can lead to participation in the tech sector
Investigate the various ways they can leverage technology to strengthen their communities and reach their goals
Network with enthusiastic tech sector professionals from a range of backgrounds

We will also host a concurrent program for adults! We invite parents/guardians, teachers, administrators, counselors, champions, and any other interested adults to register to participate in their own simultaneous program. The adult sessions will help student advocates learn how they might support young people to pursue technology pathways (and participants will get to practice some of the technical skills as well!).
There will also be a session for adult stakeholders to discuss how they might actively support youth entrepreneurs to leverage their skills and ideas to build out their own ventures.

Volunteers
We will need general, non-technical volunteers to help with event set-up, people movement, food set-up and distribution, registration, and basic support of the program participants. We also need volunteers to support the implementation of the youth and adult program sessions, which include technical skills activities, entrepreneurship projects, and exploration of career pathways.
Interested in volunteering? Sign up HERE.

Additional Details
*Breakfast and Lunch will be served
WHO: Young people in middle and high school; and adults interested in learning more about how to support young people’s development in tech.
WHEN: Saturday, December 13, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM (LOCAL TIME)
WHERE: Merritt College, 12500 Campus Dr, Oakland, CA 94619
Registration and breakfast begins at 8:00am; programming begins at 9:00am until 2:00pm
Presented by The Hidden Genius Project

Brothers Code 2025 (Los Angeles)
2025-12-13 08:00 - 14:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Morningside High School, 10500 Yukon Avenue South, Inglewood, CA, 90303, United States
Introducing Youth and Adults of Color to Tech
Technology is everywhere today, but only a tiny fraction of students are learning how to create technology. Brothers Code is part of the larger movement to introduce youth to tech as part of National Computer Science Education Week.
The Hidden Genius Project invites young people of color in middle and high school to join the 13th Annual Brothers Code event, Saturday, December 13, 2025, located at Inglewood High School United (formerly Morningside High School), 10500 Yukon Ave S, Inglewood, CA 90303.
This event is meant to expose young people to skills and networks that can guide them to exciting opportunities within the tech sector.
At this event, youth participants will:

Play with technology while practicing coding and programming skills
Explore the vast range of career opportunities within the tech sector
Learn about the various opportunity pathways that can lead to participation in the tech sector
Investigate the various ways they can leverage technology to strengthen their communities and reach their goals
Network with enthusiastic tech sector professionals from a range of backgrounds

We will also host a concurrent program for adults! We invite parents/guardians, teachers, administrators, counselors, champions, and any other interested adults to register to participate in their own simultaneous program. The adult sessions will help student advocates learn how they might support young people to pursue technology pathways (and participants will get to practice some of the technical skills as well!).
There will also be a session for adult stakeholders to discuss how they might actively support youth entrepreneurs to leverage their skills and ideas to build out their own ventures.
Volunteers
We will need general, non-technical volunteers to help with event set-up, people movement, food set-up and distribution, registration, and basic support of the program participants. We also need volunteers to support implementation of the youth and adult program sessions, which include technical skills activities, entrepreneurship projects, and exploration of career pathways.
Interested in volunteering? Sign up HERE.
Additional Details
*Breakfast and Lunch will be served
WHO: Young people of color in middle and high school; and adults interested in learning more about how to support young people’s development in tech.
WHEN: Saturday, December 13, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM (LOCAL TIME)
WHERE: Inglewood High School United (formerly Morningside High School), 10500 Yukon Ave S, Inglewood, CA 90303
Registration and breakfast begins at 8:00am; programming begins at 9:00am until 2:00pm
Presented by The Hidden Genius Project

Brothers Code 2025 (Philadelphia)
2025-12-13 08:00 - 14:00 (America/New_York) | New Foundations Charter High School, 4850 Rhawn Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19136, United States
Introducing Youth and Adults of Color to Tech
Technology is everywhere today, but only a tiny fraction of students are learning how to create technology. Brothers Code is part of the larger movement to introduce youth to tech as part of National Computer Science Education Week.
The Hidden Genius Project invites young people of color in middle and high school to join the 13th Annual Brothers Code event, Saturday, December 13, 2025, located at New Foundations Charter High School, 4850 Rhawn St, Philadelphia, PA 19136.
This event is meant to expose young people to skills and networks that can guide them to exciting opportunities within the tech sector.
At this event, youth participants will:

Play with technology while practicing coding and programming skills
Explore the vast range of career opportunities within the tech sector
Learn about the various opportunity pathways that can lead to participation in the tech sector
Investigate the various ways they can leverage technology to strengthen their communities and reach their goals
Network with enthusiastic tech sector professionals from a range of backgrounds

We will also host a concurrent program for adults! We invite parents/guardians, teachers, administrators, counselors, champions, and any other interested adults to register to participate in their own simultaneous program. The adult sessions will help student advocates learn how they might support young people to pursue technology pathways (and participants will get to practice some of the technical skills as well!).
There will also be a session for adult stakeholders to discuss how they might actively support youth entrepreneurs to leverage their skills and ideas to build out their own ventures.
Volunteers
We will need general, non-technical volunteers to help with event set-up, people movement, food set-up and distribution, registration, and basic support of the program participants. We also need volunteers to support implementation of the youth and adult program sessions, which include technical skills activities, entrepreneurship projects, and exploration of career pathways.
Interested in volunteering? Sign up HERE.
Additional Details
*Breakfast and Lunch will be served
WHO: Young people of color in middle and high school; and adults interested in learning more about how to support young people’s development in tech
WHEN: Saturday, December 13, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM (LOCAL TIME)
WHERE: New Foundations Charter High School, 4850 Rhawn St, Philadelphia, PA 19136
Registration and breakfast begins at 8:00am; programming begins at 9:00am until 2:00pm
Presented by The Hidden Genius Project.
