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Liz: As regular readers will know, Raspberry Pi is a charity. We’re split into two parts: the Raspberry Pi Foundation is the charitable body, and it owns Raspberry Pi Trading, the part of the organisation that develops the hardware you all buy. All the profit we make in Raspberry Pi Trading goes straight to the Raspberry…
s all possible because of our friends at the UK Space Agency and the UK’s first astronaut

Insights for international Women’s Day from our research programme Gender Balance in Computing on designing equitable computing education.
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Raspberry Pi Foundation CEO Philip Colligan shares our plans to inspire young digital makers, support educators, and grow our community in 2017.
across Europe currently developing code that will be run on the ISS by ESA French Astronaut

One of the best things about the Raspberry Pi Foundation is our awesome community. Anything we achieve is only possible because of the growing movement of makers, educators, programmers, volunteers and young people all over the world who share our mission. We work really hard to celebrate that community on this blog, across social media, in…
names among your members and trustees, some very powerful and famous people and an astronaut

You can’t just take a Raspberry Pi into space in your pocket or an old soft scoop ice cream tub. It’s too spiky for one thing. What you need is a block of aluminium the size of your head and some mad milling skills to make the best Pi case ever. Dave Honess explains: The…
project is the unveiling of the Astro Pi aluminium flight case that British ESA Astronaut

The 2017-18 Astro Pi challenge, open to students from all ESA member states, has two separate missions. One of them guarantees your code will run in space!
student-written code is run on the International Space Station under the oversight of an ESA astronaut

We are a charity with the mission to enable young people to realise their full potential through the power of computing and digital technologies.
I always joke with the children and say, I can never be an astronaut because I’m

Young people coded 15,000 programs to show the ISS astronauts colourful images of
Astro Pi Mission Zero, young people sent us over 15000 programs to show the ISS astronauts

Participants in Astro Pi Mission Zero, a free beginners‘ coding activity, get to decide the names of the Raspberry Pis we’ll send to the ISS.
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