Coder Bloom motivates women across Latin America to learn programming by meeting them where they are: at their skill level, in their communities, and in ways that inspire continuous learning. We reach women in rural and underserved areas, creating accessible pathways and real opportunities to grow, connect, and thrive in technology.
At Coder Bloom, learning is most powerful when it’s shared. Our approach blends community, accessibility, and empowerment to create lasting impact.
We foster an environment where women learn together, support one another, and grow into mentors and leaders. Every participant becomes part of a network that continues to inspire and uplift others.
We meet learners where they are — regardless of background, skill level, or location. Programs are designed to be practical, welcoming, and flexible.
Our “learn → teach → lead” model elevates university students into instructors and mentors, creating a sustainable cycle where those who learned guide the next generation.
From a grassroots initiative to a growing regional community.
Nancy Pacheco launches the project to motivate Latin American women to learn programming in a safe, supportive environment under the name Mujeres en Programación.
Regular online challenges begin, welcoming women across Latin America to practice, learn, and connect.
The initiative evolves into Coder Bloom, expanding programs, volunteers, and in-person events.
Active across multiple countries, broadening pathways, strengthening partnerships, and scaling impact.
Meet the leaders who guide and support Coder Bloom’s mission of empowering women through technology.
Education & Technology Advocate | CS PhD
Finance & Strategy at Microsoft | Culture Builder
Higher Ed & Nonprofit Leader | Women-in-Tech Advocate
Principal Research Manager at Microsoft
Global Engineering Leader | AI Innovation | Ex-Google