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The application deadline is November 7th. This year's theme, "Making A Difference," aims to identify and celebrate projects that empower students to become creative and collaborative problem-solvers.
The Infy Makers Awards contest by Infosys Foundation USA is open to educators from K-12 schools, universities, colleges, libraries, museums, makerspaces and youth-serving non-profit organizations using maker education to promote equitable and inclusive pathways for K-12+ students in computer science. This year's theme, "Making A Difference," aims to identify and celebrate projects that empower students to become creative and collaborative problem-solvers. We're looking for educators who are inspiring their students to tackle real-world challenges, both in their local communities and on a global scale.
Ten winning educators will receive a $10,000 grant and the opportunity to participate in the Making CS Inclusive Cohort, a professional learning experience facilitated by Digital Promise in 2025. The grant is flexible funding that can be used for materials, projects, research, community engagement and more. The awards are part of Infosys Foundation USA's support for maker education, including the #WhyIMake initiative.
Innovative Approaches to Maker Education
Strengths of Proposed Plans
Project Impact
Quality of Presentations
Sarah FitzHenry
Director of Education and Mission
BirdBrain Technologies
Anne Hiatt
Co-Founder & Executive Director
Opera on Tap
Rich Lehrer
Director of Academic Innovation and Design, The Alexander Dawson School
Experiential Learning Co-Lead, The Klingenstein Summer Institute
Clare McKenna
Associate Director of Learning
Henry Ford Learning Institute
Chad Orcutt
Executive Director and Janitor
Community Shop Class
Tom Pupo
Executive Director
Moonlighter FabLab
@moonlightermia
Jie Qi
Co-Founder and CEO
Chibitronics