About us | Our mission, vision, values, and impact

Our Mission

We empower youth in underserved communities with digital and leadership skills to build careers, contribute to resilient economies, and create positive social impact.

Re:Coded is an award-winning global non-profit organization equipping the next generation of leaders, innovators, and changemakers in emerging markets with the skills and opportunities to thrive in the digital economy.

We still have a lot of work to do

In conflict-affected and underserved communities, young people face limited access to quality education, career opportunities, and mentorship. Despite having talent and ambition, many are excluded from the fast-growing digital economy—leaving potential untapped and communities without the skills needed to thrive in a changing world.

of the global technology workforce is represented by displaced talent.

of all tech jobs are held by women.

of all tech jobs are held by underrepresented minorities.

People have been forcibly displaced globally due to conflict and economic uncertainty.

Our impact so far

Re:Coded bridges this gap by equipping youth with future-ready digital and leadership skills, connecting them to meaningful careers, and fostering resilient, inclusive communities. Through immersive training, mentorship, and global partnerships, we unlock opportunities for the next generation of innovators and changemakers.

Employment placement rate within 6 months

Female participation rate

25K

People trained by Re:Coded

50%

Displaced and conflict affected

Why Re:Coded?

We combine world-class curriculum with local expertise to create programs that are practical, inclusive, and transformative. Our graduates don’t just find jobs — they build solutions, launch ventures, and strengthen their communities.
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Where others see obstacles, we see opportunities.

Over 90% of our participants are unemployed, more than 50% are women and 50% have been impacted by conflict.

Our goal is to unlock potential by providing access to world class education, networks and resources to bridge the digital divide.

Our Founders

Dedicated to building Re:Coded’s vision of a more inclusive digital future.

Alexandra Clare

CEO & Co-Founder

Ali is passionate about using technology to address global challenges. She has worked across humanitarian advocacy, innovation, and law with organizations including NYU, the UN, Human Rights Watch, and the NSW Department of Public Prosecutions. Her work has been featured by CNN, Vogue, TechCrunch, and the BBC. Ali has received the Women in Tech Global Award (2021, 2023), NYU’s Changemaker of the Year (2021), and ANU’s Alumni of the Year (2020). She holds an MSc in Global Affairs from NYU, a law degree from the Australian National University, and is a Millennium Fellow with the Atlantic Council.

Marcello Bonatto

COO & Co-Founder

Marcello is driven by a deep curiosity about education, leadership, and innovation. He has worked with organizations including the UN, the Canadian Government, and Globo, and has spoken to audiences of tens of thousands about the power of human potential as a force for change. His work has been featured by TED, the Social Good Summit, BBC, Reuters, and CNN. Marcello was a 2021 Workforce Fellow at Columbia University, where he earned his MIA in International Affairs with a full scholarship from the Lehman Foundation. He continues to champion initiatives that unlock opportunities for youth in underserved communities worldwide.

Our Partners

Re:Coded works with amazing partners across government, philanthropy, business, and technology.

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Re:Coded Impact Blog

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Success story

How Abdullah Redesigned His Future

From Structural Engineer to UI/UX Designer: How Abdullah Pivoted His Career with Re:Coded Abdullah always knew he wanted to solve big problems. As a structural engineer, he felt constrained by repetitive work, craving a career that allowed him to use his creativity to make a meaningful impact. Nights were spent learning graphic design on his own, but he wasn’t sure how to turn his passion into a profession—until he found Re:Coded. In this story, Abdullah shares how he took the leap, navigated the challenges of a career pivot, and ultimately launched his own ethical design studio. His journey is proof that with the right support, a willingness to learn, and a drive to create change, anything is possible.

Alexandra Clare

CEO & Co-Founder

News

Re:Coded Partners with London Digital Jobs and Skills Hub to Support Unemployed Londoners in Tech Careers

Re:Coded is thrilled to announce its partnership with the London Digital Jobs and Skills Hub, a pioneering initiative funded by the Mayor of London as part of the Mayor’s Academies programme. This collaboration aims to empower unemployed and underemployed Londoners with the skills and training necessary for successful careers in the tech and digital industries.

Alexandra Clare

CEO & Co-Founder

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UK-Ukraine Tech Bridge Partners with Re:Coded to Empower Ukrainian Tech Talent

In a partnership aimed at revitalizing the Ukrainian tech sector, the UK-Ukraine Tech Bridge has teamed up with Re:Coded to provide crucial digital skills training to Ukrainian citizens, including those displaced by the war, helping them continue their professional development and adapt to the rapidly evolving global tech industry.

Alexandra Clare

CEO & Co-Founder

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Re:Coded and TalentLift Partner to Empower Displaced Talent with Upskilling Opportunities

Re:Coded, a global non-profit dedicated to empowering displaced and underserved individuals to start careers in technology, is pleased to announce a new partnership with TalentLift, a non-profit organization that connects talented people living as refugees with job opportunities in Canada. This collaboration will provide TalentLift participants with access to a diverse range of upskilling courses, helping them build careers in high growth industries and create new opportunities for their futures.

Alexandra Clare

CEO & Co-Founder