The OsArts Community STEAM Program is a twelve-week educational experience for up to 30 children or young people. It integrates science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics through collaborative projects, live workshops and mentorship. The program can be adapted for schools, foundations, rural communities, Indigenous territories and corporate social-investment initiatives. Participants develop a final project connected to a local question, need or opportunity. The sponsoring organization receives documentation of program delivery, participation, completed activities, participant feedback, final projects and lessons learned.

What the client receives

Twelve-week program. Up to 30 participants. Adapted STEAM curriculum. Live workshops and mentoring. Collaborative community project. Final presentation or exhibition. Participation and completion records. Final Program Results Report.

What OsArts measures

Enrollment, attendance and completion. Activities and workshops delivered. Projects developed. Skills participants report strengthening. Facilitator observations. Participant satisfaction. Lessons learned during implementation.