C.O.D.E (Colors Of Disability Equality) is a dynamic advocacy and artistic expression program designed to empower women and girls with disabilities. Through a holistic blend of career mentoring, leadership development, and healthcare workshops, C.O.D.E fosters personal growth and community impact. The program also provides space for creative expression through visual arts and a dedicated podcast platform, allowing participants to share their voices, stories, and talents with the world. 

Under the C.O.D.E umbrella is Girlz C.O.D.E, a focused mentoring initiative for youth with disabilities who are transitioning from high school to college and beyond. By partnering with local high schools and colleges, Girlz C.O.D.E offers onsite programs that support academic advancement, independent living, and career readiness. 

Mentorship:
Each participant will be paired with a mentor, a successful woman with a disability, to guide them on their career and leadership journey.

Quarterly Events & Workshops:
Participants will engage in quarterly activities that focus on:
- Leadership development
- Career readiness and professional skills training
- Advocacy and support
- Self-care tools and strategies

Career & Leadership Training:
The program provides hands-on workshops to develop skills that are essential for navigating academic, career, and personal challenges.

Podcast:
Our podcast tackles topics from healthcare access, education, mental health, and competitive integrated employment. Our podcast has a youth led segment for Girlz C.O.D.E to address issues for young women with disabilities ages 16-25.