Schools and teachers
Explore potential hands-on activities that can complement learning and invite students to create, test, and reflect. Program details will be shaped with community needs in mind.
Libraries and librarians
Libraries and librarians can be important connectors for community learning. A portable activity can bring creative technology exploration into a familiar local space.
After-school and community learning spaces
We are developing flexible pop-up STEM and maker programming that may be hosted in schools, libraries, after-school settings, and other community learning spaces. No host relationships are assumed.
Possible learning adventures
3D printing
Explore digital modeling, iteration, and physical making.
Robotics and coding
Try mechanisms, sensors, and step-by-step instructions.
Electronics and AI
Investigate circuits and thoughtful digital creativity.
Maker activities
Combine materials, tools, and imagination in hands-on projects.
Bring a learning space into the conversation
Program formats and requirements are still being planned. We welcome conversations about local interests, potential spaces, and accessible ways to bring STEM activities closer to young people.