A retreat for healing and creating a relationship with code by building a portfolio of HTML, CSS and JavaScript projects.
What's your Portfolio Path? Software Engineer, Freelance Web Developer, Community Code Teacher, Coder inside the Academy, Tech Entrepreneur, etc? Book a free discovery call with Ayana to tend to your curiosity in code and learn how Seeda School can help with your coding goals using our Milestone Map.

Full Stack Software Engineering Syllabus
Through The Classroom and freeCodeCamp Seeda School learners become Full Stack Engineers in less than 6 months with a coding portfolio illustrating their skills in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Build Your First Coding Project In 1 Month
Whether you're familiar with code or simply curious about coding, through Seeda School's Full Stack Software Engineering Portfolio Program you will build a coding project in 1 month OR build 5 projects in less than 6 months.
5-10
Hours a Week
1
Project A Month
5
Portfolio Projects
Enroll in The Classroom
The vision is to cultivate a black feminist internet. Join this communal learning membership to get access to Seeda School's course library and weekly office hours helping you build a black feminist website every month.
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How It Works
Discover
Book a free 1:1 discovery call where we will discuss your coding curiosity to see if Seeda School is a good fit for your goals.
Enroll
Enroll into The Classroom and receive access to Seeda School's course library with hours of video content and weekly office hours.
Build
Build a coding project each month alongside your coach and fellow learners. Download the syllabus to see what we're building.
Meet The Learner & Teacher Behind Seeda School
Ayana is a Black feminist artist and cultural worker with four years of experience internationally teaching software engineering inside museum educational programs, career training programs, non-profits, and their own art practice. They have worked with organizations such as the Hirshhorn, a contemporary art museum, Flatiron School, a coding bootcamp, and Girls For A Change, a non-profit. Based in Dawn, Virginia — tucked in between the ancestral lands of the Mattaponi and Youghtanund — they are answering the call to steward land that has been in their family for four generations. Braiding language, code, and craft they practice speculation, teaching, and worldbuilding to engage our collective imagination around the technologies we need in the world we desire.
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Newsletter
Subscribe and receive weekly newsletters dreaming of black feminist technologies that support a culture of care.

Podcast
Listen to the Soft, Where? podcast where I reflect on my journey toward finding and creating softness in software engineering.

The Classroom
Enroll in Seeda School's monthly membership and receive access to the growing course library and weekly office hours.
What Seeda School Learners Are Saying
