Generation Impact: The Coder | STEM (Ages 11-14)

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This program connects science, technology, engineering, and math in interesting ways including X's long term search for value.

For Ages 11-14 | 79 minutes | Presented in English, nonverbal and original languages with English subtitles

Themes: Conservation resources and sustainability, food sources, farming, animals/wildlife

Generation Impact: The Coder

Jay Jay Patton was only thirteen-years-old when she created Photo Patch, a mobile app designed for children to send letters and photos to incarcerated parents. The inspiration for this app came from her own experiences with her father who was in prison for five years, making it difficult for them to communicate with each other. Jay Jay's inspiring story, along with the coding classes she now teaches, enables young people of color to pursue their dream of having a career in STEM.

Year
2021
Runtime
7 minutes
Language
English
Country
United States
Premiere
Chicago Premiere
Rating
CONTENT DETAILS: Separation/Loss
Note
THEMES: Aspiring, Setting Goals, Taking Chances

Director
Samantha Knowles
Producer
Steve Cantor, Jamie Schutz

6 films in package

Finding X

In a world of numbers, X struggles finding their value and identity.

Growl

Generation Impact: The Coder

Jay Jay Patton was only thirteen-years-old when she created Photo Patch, a mobile app designed for children to send letters and photos to incarcerated parents. Patton's story continues to inspire young people of color to pursue their dreams.

Closed captions available

Laika & Nemo

In a town full of pirates and sailors, Nemo The Scuba Diver, with his massive helmet and diving suit, has always been the odd one out. However, when he meets his equal from the sky, he learns to embrace his differences.

To Go to the Moon

Eco-Hack!