This guest post is by Zoë Wilkinson Saldaña, and was originally posted on her blog. Zoë is a graduate student at the University of Michigan School of Information, and you can learn more about her on her website. In … Read more >
This year’s presidential election in the United States has been a particularly divisive one, and unfortunately, there has been a spike in hate speech and hate crimes targeting marginalized groups in recent weeks. MakerBridge has always focused on diversity as one of our top priorities… Read more >
The post in this week’s From the Archives is not very old, but as Halloween gets closer, it’s definitely a relevant one. The Teal Pumpkin Project is an important way to make the holiday inclusive for everyone, and it’s a great … Read more >
As Halloween gets closer, you may have seen information floating around the internet about the Teal Pumpkin Project. Though this initiative was launched last year, I hadn’t heard of it til now, and I suspect many others either don’t know … Read more >
Previously on this blog, we’ve featured female makers and makers of color in an attempt to draw attention to the diversity that exists within maker culture and to encourage more non-white, non-male makers to get involved.
To continue with this … Read more >