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Black Boys Code – DeKalb Chapter
Tech programs for Black youth in DeKalb County
The DeKalb Chapter brings Black Boys Code programming to youth in a county with deep educational roots and strong connections to the greater Atlanta area. Through local workshops and technology learning experiences, students build practical skills, confidence, and early exposure to pathways in STEM within their own community.
Emory University
Address:
201 Dowman Drive, Atlanta, GA
Chapter Lead: Yaphet Ghebreyohannes
Email: Yaphet.Ghebreyohannes@blackboyscode.com


Upcoming Programs
Building Smart, Responsive Robots
About DeKalb County and Technology
DeKalb County is home to a diverse and vibrant population, with close ties to higher education, research, and innovation across the Atlanta region. Its mix of academic institutions, community resources, and regional opportunity makes it a strong place to expand access to STEM education and help youth explore future possibilities in technology.
About Emory University
Emory University offers a rigorous academic environment with strong connections to research, innovation, and interdisciplinary learning. As a host location for Black Boys Code, it provides an inspiring setting where students can explore coding and technology while gaining early exposure to a university campus and the broader possibilities of STEM education.
MENTORS
Real mentors. Real impact.
Meet our mentors — Black leaders in tech who inspire youth through shared experience.
SPONSORS
We thank our sponsors

