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We’re a Tech She Can partner!

We are very excited to announce that Erase All Kittens has partnered with Tech She Can, a group of over 200 organisations working together...

Get free gifts from EAK!

Free gifts, additional exclusive gameplay and supporting lots of awesome creators on the web all at the same time, sounds good? We think so!

The world needs girls who code

“Tech is an incredible force that will change our world in ways we can’t anticipate. If that force is only 20 to 30% women, that is a problem.” — Susan Wojcicki, CEO of YouTube

EAK’s top picks of awesome educational games

Brain research shows that active, joyful learning increases student success — when children have fun in lessons, they retain information better because the process is memorable...

We’ve raised $1 Million in seed funding!

We’re incredibly excited to announce that we recently raised a $1M round led by Twinkl Educational Publishing, with participation from first investor Christian Reyntjens of A Black Square family office and angel investors...

Standout skills every girl needs for the 21st Century

In a world that is rapidly changing, we might wonder how to prepare the younger generation to thrive and meet future demand. So, what are the essential 21st century skills for girls...

The start of something new!

October 2020, we were the lucky recipients of a Flagship grant from Grant for the Web — a $100k fund to boost open, fair, and inclusive standards and innovation...

Gaming is for girls: How gaming can empower young women

There’s a huge misconception that girls aren’t into gaming, leading many to have a negative perception of coding and making games...

Smashing gender stereotypes with code education

Closing the gender gap in technology would be beneficial for everyone, and inspiring girls from an early age is essential in achieving this. So how big is this problem...