Valeria Torres-Olivares, 18, began learning to code in her sophomore year of high school. Many of the coders we spoke to said that the camps provide a supportive place to grow and thrive. But it’s not just the curriculum that these young coders love, it’s the relationships they are building with other young women in technology. They were in the final stages of creating applications targeted at real world problems when “Nightline” stopped by. In the beginning, the young coders first learn the basics of the new language and then collaborate to design and build a new app. I think it’s such an intense moment in life being in your teen years and high school and you’re kind of figuring out so many things and I see these girls kind of come into their own power, come into their own confidence, and they realize all that could be possible in their lives, in their careers, and it’s just so fun and amazing to watch. “It’s really amazing because I feel like I really have seen them grow so much, beyond just learning code.They’ve been able to grow as humans. “Nightline” joined her for one of those visits at a camp in New York, where level 3 campers are learning Swift, the coding language used by Apple developers. It’s not abnormal for Kloss to pop into one of the camps, and she’s become a mentor for many of the young women who have been with the program since the start.

girls ages 13 to 18 can apply to attend through the company’s website and be placed in classes of 20 where they learn to code real-life apps. Today the free two-week summer coding camp has grown to 50 camps across 25 cities across the U.S. Just one year after starting her own coding journey, Kode With Klossy was born. And I thought, you know what, I would love to offer them something more meaningful than just a picture backstage at a runway show.” “I have this audience of young women across the country around the world, and I really care about the message that I'm sending them both through my words and my actions. the opportunity to take the Flatiron School’s two-week pre-college program coding class, the same one that Kloss took when she fell in love with coding. With the help of Flombaum, she started a scholarship giving 21 teenage women across the U.S. She wanted to figure out a way to give other women the skill that she found so valuable. “That whole week, and more and more, she started emailing me if we could spend time on the weekends coding and that sort of snowballed,” Flombaum said.īut eventually, Kloss wanted to do more than just learn herself. Ivanka now focuses on her role as an advisor to the President, Donald Trump.After that first lesson in 2014, Kloss was hooked. She also had a fine jewellery store which closed in March 2017. Ivanka ran a fashion line for 11 years, only recently closing it down. “From Friday to Saturday we don't do anything but hang out with one another. I really find that with Judaism, it creates an amazing blueprint for family connectivity. It's been such a great life decision for me. Ivanka said in the February 2015 edition of Vogue: 'We're pretty observant. She now keeps kosher and observes the Jewish Sabbath. Ivanka studied with Elie Weinstock from the Modern Orthodox Ramaz School, on the Upper East Side of Manhattan in New York City. Ivanka was raised as a Presbyterian Christian, but converted to Judaism to allow her to marry Jared Kushner. Ivanka married Jared Kushner on 25 October 2009 at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, New Jersey, after a three month engagement.īarron Trump served as ring bearer, as Ivanka wore a custom Vera Wang gown accessorised with diamonds from her fine jewellery collection. She made short cameos on Project Runway and Gossip Girl, as well as becoming a primary boardroom member on The Apprentice with Donald. Ivanka was well known to the American public before her father became President thanks to appearances on TV. She actually shares her mother’s name Ivana.Įxplaining why she is known as Ivanka in a 2010 tweet, she said: “In Czech, Ivanka is the baby name for Ivana, like Bobby is to Robert.” TV appearances She said: “Like it or not, she is the First Lady and this is the White House.” Ivanka Trump: Five facts about Donald Trump’s daughter Real name Melania Trump’s spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham has addressed the music video. The First Lady has hit out at the rapper TI, the artist responsible for the video. Elsewhere in the Trump camp there is also drama unfolding.Ī music video that depicts a Melania Trump look alike stripping in the Oval Office has cause a stir.

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