Community partners
Community organizations, nonprofits, makerspaces, local businesses, technical professionals, and potential program hosts can help shape community-based STEM and maker learning. No current partnership is implied.
Ways to collaborate
Community organizations
Connect local priorities with accessible STEM and creative technology activities.
Makerspaces and businesses
Explore knowledge sharing, tools, materials, and possible learning opportunities.
Technical professionals
Share practical knowledge and perspectives through future maker experiences.
Potential hosts
Discuss community spaces that may suit portable, pop-up activities.
Expand rural STEM access together
We are developing this project with community connection at its center. Formats, host arrangements, and support needs will be discussed and confirmed as plans develop.