Build a Dream delivers specialized programs that attract, encourage, and empower female students to pursue careers that fall under five main pillars: skilled trades, STEM, emergency response, entrepreneurship, and advancing women in society.

Windsor-Essex FIRST is an organization dedicated to growing FIRST robotics programs in Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent.

Meta Makers Cooperative (M2C) is a non-profit makers space in Windsor. Our mission is to provide access to tools and resources to maximize human potential, enabling our members to be autonomous, achieve self mastery and fulfill a sense of purpose. We also believe that science, technology, engineering, arts, and math are an integral part of the making process and when people make, they become empowered. We are a social enterprise with a diverse array of skilled members who make Makers.

The Windsor Chapter of Canada Learning Code, who focuses on technology education for Canadians. They design, deliver, and partner on technology education for Canadians and run programs for Ladies, Kids, Girls, Teens and Teachers. Their educational experiences cover everything from introductory HTML & CSS, to WordPress, Python, Ruby, Responsive Design, Photoshop and more. They are especially popular and successful because of the 4:1 ratio of learners to volunteer instructors at every workshop.

Code Ninjas is a fun & inviting place where kids ages 7-14 learn to code by building video games. Kids have a blast while learning coding, math, logic, and teamwork. Parents see their kids gain amazing new skills.

Code Ninjas teaches children ages 7-14 to code by building their own video games. While kids have a blast, parents see their kids gain confidence and problem-solving skills that will serve them well in life. Our promise to you is: Kids Have Fun, Parent See Results.

Code Ninjas learning centers provide a fun and non-intimidating environment where kids at all levels can learn at their own pace, with help from knowledgeable instructors and their fellow students. The centers offer a variety of programs including after-school sessions, day camps, workshops, and weekend events.

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A Facebook group for individuals interested in or employed in technology field who would like to share their common interests with like-minded people and/or expand their professional development opportunities.

Windsor Mold Group EPIC Makers’ Base is equipped with 3D printers, CO2 laser cutter/engraver, sewing machine, and other tools for members to tinker, to learn new skills, to test new ideas, as well as to create prototypes. Membership is free for students and recent graduates from University of Windsor and St. Clair College.

Simply put, a Maker is someone who makes something. The Chatham-Kent Maker’s group is a way for regular people do impossibly innovative things. We’re a group that takes the terms ‘innovation’ and ‘magic’, collides them together, and turns impossible into reality.

Chatham-Kent Maker’s is a group for people who want to create/modify designs that they dream about or change the design of something they find in the real world. It’s also for people who believe that your hands and your mind are the ultimate raw material that you need to create everything you find already existing. We build our own tools, with our tools we build new products, or more advanced tools, or businesses, or art. It’s about believing in human potential and meeting people where they are at and getting them moving toward what they want to become.

If you’ve ever had an idea that you wanted to appear in the real world, you belong.

Black Boys Code creates opportunities for young Black boys ages 8-17 to strengthen their understanding of STEM disciplines—more specifically computer science—through mentorship, industry exposure and intensive training to introduce them to the possibilities of becoming innovators and creators in the technological age. We aim to impact their growth and development through a cohesive learning experience and a blended learning approach.

The Genesis Entrepreneurship Centre is excited to announce St. Clair College’s newest club! Introducing… STEM Club. Supporting female students in male dominated programs. Please email us at genesis@stclaircollege.ca if you are interested in joining or have any questions. Open to all St. Clair College students.