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Current Programs

Extreme By Design – Watch & Do: Now available to teachers on PBS Learning Media, these “press play” instructional modules offer 4th to 12th grade students a hands-on introduction to Design Thinking.
Watch+Design Workshop: Our facilitators lead this fast-paced, 90-minute introduction to Design Thinking that uses clips from the film to illustrate the process. Participants gain confidence in their own creativity and draw inspiration from the film’s characters. For more information, click here.
Creating Change That Matters!: This 10-week, after-school enrichment program engages middle-school student teams in tackling real-world problems at their schools. It is offered through Citizen Schools and was funded by a generous grant from the Lemelson Foundation.