Schools
Create a safe setting and coordinate responsible adults.
For partners
Help more girls enter one trusted pathway.
Local access can expand while the product, participant journey and data governance stay coherent.
Where partners add value
Access is local. The pathway stays connected.
Communities
Reach girls and make participation locally practical.
Sponsors
Help remove device, data, power or access barriers.
Public institutions
Enable responsible reach through a formally agreed deployment.
The operating model
Clear roles protect trust.
A deployment should not create a second product, identity system or participant database.
Partners enable
- Safe, age-appropriate reach
- Local facilitation and responsible-adult oversight
- Devices, data, power or accessible venues where agreed
- Approved local coordination and escalation support
SheCode.ai retains
- Product and pathway architecture
- Participant identity and experience
- Data governance and platform safeguards
- Passport Zero and the evidence model
A responsible route
Readiness before reach.
Define
Agree the group, setting, access and safeguarding responsibilities.
Confirm readiness
Validate oversight, devices, consent and escalation arrangements.
Open safe access
Support delivery through one coherent SheCode.ai pathway.
Review
Use privacy-respecting programme evidence to improve the next deployment.
Keep the scope clear
Code the Future is the girls’ pathway.
A school, sponsor, public body or community is not a partner until a relationship is formally agreed and described truthfully.
No implied approval or endorsement
A proposed setting or deployment type does not establish approval, endorsement or an active relationship.