Makerspace Mission Examples
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Geek Group
The Geek Group provides access to science, technology, engineering and math by developing programming and facilities for individuals and institutions to learn, explore, innovate and play at an independent pace according to their needs.
http://thegeekgroup.org/about-2/mission-statement/
Rochester Makerspace
We’re a new volunteer-run nonprofit organization that encourages learning, creativity and collaboration by providing the Rochester community with low-cost access to a wide variety of sophisticated tools, workspace, and a wide variety of art, craft and technology classes.
http://www.rochestermakerspace.org/
Artisan's Asylum
Our mission is to support and promote the teaching, learning and practicing of craft of all varieties.
http://artisansasylum.com/?page_id=215
Hive 76
Hive76 is a community of makers and crafters organized around a shared workspace. We enable our members to invent, build, collaborate, and share skills. We promote science education and the do-it-yourself spirit in our greater community to enable people to make things awesome and make awesome things.
http://wiki.hive76.org/About_Us
Hacker Dojo
Hacker Dojo's mission is to bring people together around the raw materials required for innovation: space, knowledge, and connectivity.
http://www.hackerdojo.com/Mission
Pumping Station One
Pumping Station One is a hackerspace located in Chicago. Its mission is to foster a collaborative environment wherein people can explore and create intersections between technology, science, art, and culture.
We are a collaborative environment for people to explore the intersections between technology, art and culture. To be clearer, we also fulfill our role as a community resource by hosting classes on electronics, programming, crafts, and any other skills that members (or guests) are willing to share. We’re a hacker space similar to others such as the Cowtown Computer Congress, NYC Resistor, NoiseBridge, HACDC, and other groups around the country.
