Open World: 20 Databases to Help You Find Local Maker Resources
It can be tricky to track down local workshops and makerspaces, so here are a ton of useful resources that will help you find one.
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Makers and Disaster Relief: Replacement Parts
The people of the Caribbean need a small, portable casting system that can safely melt any found metals to create replacement parts.
Hackerfarm Builds and Donates Lights to Hurricane Victims
After hearing that Puerto Rico would be without power for at least six months, Freaklabs worked to send the country some light.
Submit Your Ideas to Help Communities Devastated by Hurricanes
We want to get your ideas into the hands of people helping rebuild after hurricanes Irma and Maria.
Should Your Project Have a Code of Conduct for Contributors? Yes
Make the world a better place by holding your own contributors accountable with some simple to remember and easy to implement rules.
How One Korean School Is Using Maker Share to Showcase Projects
The Maker Share portfolio platform just launched, and has already been picked up by Korean high school students involved with the Intel Innovation Lab program.
Cultivating a Neighborhood Garden as a Community Organizing Hub
Bottom’s Up Community Garden in West Oakland, California, has become a jumping off point for strengthening community, organizing events, and DIY living.
