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Impact

20k+

Free EKGAR robots sent

1M+

Youths reached with our representative educational resources

43k+

Users making robots on our virtual learning platform

100%

Designed by youth for youth for free

The STEAM Connection Impact

Updated January 2025

​Transforming Education Through Technology

Empowering Youth with Free STEAM Resources
Since 2019, The STEAM Connection has reached over 1 million youths through hands-on technical education, free robots, and innovative learning programs. Designed by youth, for youth, our initiatives make STEAM education accessible to all, with a special focus on Indigenous communities.

Our Impact
 

1M+ Youths Reached

This figure represents the number of students globally who have engaged with our curriculum, robots, and programs. We measure our reach based on direct participation in events, workshops, and learning initiatives, acknowledging that some students may participate in multiple programs over time.

  • 20K+ Every Kid Gets a Robot (EKGAR) kits provided to youth at no cost.

  • 350+ SkoBots distributed in schools to support Indigenous language revitalization efforts.

  • 76,000+ Robot resources downloaded (including design files, instructions, and coding materials).


370K+ Educational Materials Shared

Our content spans multiple formats to ensure accessible learning opportunities:

  • Free downloads of worksheets, lesson plans, books, and videos.

  • Printed copies of curriculum, books, and mental health kits.

  • 500 Indigenous youth mental health kits distributed via The 4 Voices Project.

  • 2,301 Indigenous books distributed through our Books for Diné Bikéyah Initiative.


350K+ Beta Users on Super Sisters App

  • Super Sisters is an augmented reality learning platform launched in partnership with Snap, Inc.

  • 88% of users were girls, and 76% were under the age of 20.

  • Currently in pilot testing at schools following a major activation at MIT Solve.


43K+ Users on Make-A-Robot

  • A virtual platform where educators and youth access STEAM resources, robot kits, and curriculum.

  • Designed with a focus on Indigenous perspectives but open to a diverse audience.


How We Engage Youth
 

Education & Mentorship

Our programs provide hands-on learning through:

  • After-school programs and summer camps.

  • STEM workshops, hackathons, and conferences.

  • Robotics competitions and cultural initiatives.

  • Career exploration programs and field trips.

  • Live mentorship and peer support.

  • Online learning series and guest teaching.


Community & Digital Reach

We leverage multiple channels to extend our impact:

  • Large-scale community events and interactive STEM exhibits.

  • Robotics kit assembly days and hands-on demonstrations.

  • Partnerships with schools, corporations, and community organizations.

  • 83% of our content is downloaded and utilized by teachers in classrooms.

  • Over 70,000 followers on social media help share our resources globally.


Diversity in STEAM

We are committed to increasing diversity and representation in technical fields:

  • 88% of Super Sisters app users are girls.

  • 76% of users are youth aged 20 and under.

  • 2,301 books by Navajo authors distributed to Indigenous youth.

  • Our technology initiatives promote Indigenous language and cultural revitalization.

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Our headquarters is located in Troy MI USA. For more information, reach out at thesteamconnection@gmail.com.

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