Bitget Teams Up with UNICEF to Teach Blockchain to Girls

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Bitget Teams Up with UNICEF to Teach Blockchain to 300,000 Girls

Written by Aaron S.,

Editor-In-Chief

Last Updated: June 17, 2025

Key Takeaways

Bitget and UNICEF will train 300,000 girls in blockchain and tech skills across eight countries over three years;
The program uses game development to teach blockchain basics through both online and in-person lessons;
Backed by Bitget’s $10 million Blockchain4Her fund, the goal is to empower 1.1 million girls with digital skills by 2027.

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Bitget $3.72B has partnered with UNICEF Luxembourg on a three-year plan to improve tech education for girls in regions where digital access is still limited.

This initiative will bring blockchain and digital skills training to 300,000 participants, such as students, teachers, parents, and mentors, across eight countries, including Brazil, Cambodia, Malaysia, India, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Morocco, and South Africa.

The partnership places Bitget within UNICEF’s Game Changers Coalition, a network working to boost digital learning around the world. Bitget is also collaborating with the Micron Foundation and Women in Games to help 1.1 million girls acquire blockchain-related skills by 2027.

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Backing this effort is Bitget’s $10 million Blockchain4Her fund, which focuses on improving digital literacy for women and promoting financial independence. The fund provides mentorship, resources, and funding to support learning paths tailored to girls and young women.

As part of the collaboration, Bitget will help design UNICEF’s first blockchain-focused training module. This module will be offered both online and in person, using video game development as a simple way to explain blockchain basics. The idea is to teach by doing, using a method that many people are already familiar with.

Bitget Academy, the exchange’s educational branch, will lead the curriculum development and work closely with blockchain developers and Web3 experts.

Bitget CEO Gracy Chen explained that the goal is to bring science and technology education to more girls. She said the team is helping UNICEF create a model that can be used globally, so blockchain learning becomes more accessible and consistent.

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