Volunteers

Halima
PhD candidate in Molecular Biology

I am a Nigerian PhD candidate in Oocyte Meiosis at the Max Planck Institute for Biophysical Chemistry. I am hoping that this project will encourage more African girls learn to code.

Souaybou
Data Scientist

I am a Malian mathematician, data scientist, and AI enthusiast. I have a master's degree in data analysis with a background in applied mathematics and computer science. I have professional experience in the field of AI, both in research and production, and I strongly believe in sharing knowledge and providing solutions to people in need. We are at the beginning of a massive digital transformation, and no one should be left behind. The "Afro Code Academy" offers an opportunity to bridge the digital divide for Africans.

Thomas
Full stack developer

I am a full stack developer from Ghana. I have a Master's degree in Applied Computer Science and have worked as a mobile app developer for Vodafone. In addition to my work as a full stack developer, I also enjoy volunteering my time to teach others how to code. I believe that by empowering the next generation of coders, we can help them unlock new opportunities and drive positive change in their communities. I am excited to be a part of the "Afro Code Academy" team and to help make a difference in the lives of these children.

Abdul Qadir
Mathematician

I am a Ghanaian-Nigerian PhD researcher in Mathematics with a focus on Machine learning and Numerical Mathematics. I am passionate about understanding the nuances of programming and mathematics and their importance to the African community. My goal is to introduce programming to underpriviledged communities through initiatives like teaching code. My vision is that every child has access to the opportunities coding has provided me.

Aminata
Political Scientist

Since I already dealt with Critical Theories such as Postcolonialism and Intersectional Feminism in my studies, I am even more pleased to be able to support this project and thus make a contribution to changing structural inequalities in our society. Especially in an industry as promising as IT, we should ensure that the next generation of Data Scientists will be more diverse. I am more involved in matters concerning communication and organization.