Student Makers, a deeper dive: bringing free STEM to students on three continents

Student Makers, a nonprofit founded in California in 2019, provides free STEM workshops to students in the United States, Kenya and India. Founder Anthony Neil Tan started the program with a $5,000 grant. In 2024, volunteer Dilan Mehta shipped a 3D printer to Kenya Relief Academy in Migori, a school of about 800 pupils, including roughly 170‑190 orphaned children, to train teachers remotely in 3D design and printing.

Source: Student Makers, a deeper dive: bringing free STEM to students on three continents — The Optimist Daily

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