13aastastele

13aastastele is an Estonian non-profit organization focused on promoting digital technology and its applications among young people. Founded in 2006, the organization aims to bridge the digital gap between technology-savvy and less-experienced individuals.

The organization's primary objective is to provide a platform for teenagers aged 13 and above to explore digital technologies, including programming, web development, and data visualization. Through workshops, training sessions, and hackathons, participants learn hands-on skills to develop innovative digital solutions.

13aastastele's activities are centered around three main areas: coding, digital media, and entrepreneurship. The organization offers a range of programs, including coding courses, animation and video production workshops, and entrepreneurship training.

Partnerships with various Estonian institutions and organizations contribute to 13aastastele's mission. Collaborations with the University of Tartu, the Estonian IT Association, and the World Wide Workshop enable the exchange of ideas, resources, and expertise.

The target audience for 13aastastele's programs consists of Estonian high school students and others interested in learning digital skills. The organization's activities focus on fostering a culture of creativity, self-directed learning, and problem-solving among young people. By providing access to digital tools and educational resources, 13aastastele seeks to empower the next generation of innovators and thinkers.