Apps for Good and Facebook Team Up to Teach Youth to Build Apps

Apps for Good is a London-based nonprofit that teaches unemployed 16-24-year-olds how to code and design apps. The group is teaming up with Facebook for a second time to build apps that focus on positive social impacts.

Apps for Good and Facebook Team Up to Teach Youth to Build Apps

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Apps for Good and Facebook Team Up to Teach Youth to Build Apps

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