During Computer Science Education Week, the global initiative Hour of Code, inspired by Code.org, aims to dispel the stereotype that programming is exclusive to certain individuals by encouraging students worldwide to spend an hour learning to code. This movement has reached millions of students in over 180 countries, offering engaging programming tutorials developed by leading industry figures such as Star Wars producer Kathleen Kennedy and Mojang's Lead Developer. Volunteers can participate by dedicating an hour to assist classrooms either in person or via video chat, with further involvement opportunities detailed in a volunteer guide. Additionally, a workshop is scheduled for December 12th to support K-5 educators in fostering coding skills among children, continuing the effort to integrate computer science education beyond the designated week.