TULSA, Okla.– Urban Coders Guild is set to host the 2025 Black Futures Youth Hackathon, an immersive, one-day tech experience designed to introduce middle and high school students to web development while celebrating Black History Month.
The event will take place on Saturday, February 22, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Atlas School (10310 E 21st St, Tulsa, OK 74129).
The free hackathon is open to students of all experience levels, with a focus on empowering underrepresented youth through hands-on learning, teamwork, and innovation. Participants will receive breakfast, lunch, and dinner while competing for prizes and gaining exposure to the world of coding.
“At Urban Coders Guild, we believe in the power of technology to open doors for young people,” said Mikeal Vaughn, Founder & Executive Director of Urban Coders Guild. “Black Futures is more than a hackathon—it’s a chance for students to see themselves as future innovators, creators, and leaders in tech.”
Why Attend Urban Coders Guild Hackathon?
- Hands-On Web Development – Students will gain real coding experience in a fun, collaborative setting.
- Exciting Prizes – Teams will showcase their creativity and compete for rewards.
- Free Meals – Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be provided to keep students energized.
- Celebrate Black History & Innovation – Learn about the contributions of Black leaders in tech and beyond.
About the Hosts
Atlas School is a public charter school in Tulsa that prioritizes student-centered, experiential learning to prepare students for college and careers. Learn more at www.atlasschool.com.
Urban Coders Guild is a nonprofit dedicated to providing free, high-quality computer science education to middle and high school students from historically underrepresented communities. Through coding programs, hackathons, and mentorship, Urban Coders Guild equips young people with the skills to thrive in a technology-driven world. Learn more at www.urbancodersguild.org.
Parents and guardians can register students today by clicking here.