MC² kicked-off 2015 with an inspiring tech event catered for our local Miami Caribbean youth. This coming year we’re pressing forward with the same goals with the 2017 Youth Technology Summit. This will be a thought-provoking program for students and educators to learn about programs, activities and careers in the science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics fields (or STEAM). This event will provide hands-on activities, inspire and educate the Tech-savvy youth on endless opportunities that the emerging tech field offers.
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MC² is Miami Caribbean Code, an empowering ingenuity committed to fostering the bridge between Miami and the Caribbean region. MC²’s approach is to provide resources and education to empower today’s tech innovators in the Miami-Caribbean community and Caribbean region. Our vision is for entrepreneurs and innovators to achieve limitless technological advancements for future business success.
Opportunities available though technology can help the Caribbean become a major contributor to the local and global economy. By creating a level playing field, we will be able to create a more sustainable economic system for the world.
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Please tell us about yourself and how you want to participate in bringing the Caribbean up to code.
