Project Results

All official outputs, materials, and free resources from STEMpower through Art

Gallery

Snapshots from our STEM+Arts journey together.

Young participants collaborating on a colorful STEM+Arts mural.

Young participants collaborating on a colorful STEM+Arts mural.

A workshop session where youth are engaged in creative science experiments.

A workshop session where youth are engaged in creative science experiments.

Close-up of hands crafting art pieces inspired by STEM concepts.

Close-up of hands crafting art pieces inspired by STEM concepts.

Group photo of diverse youth smiling proudly with their STEM+Arts projects.

Group photo of diverse youth smiling proudly with their STEM+Arts projects.

Outputs

All official materials from STEMpower through Art.

Photo of a diverse group of young people collaborating on a colorful STEM and art project.

Photo of a diverse group of young people collaborating on a colorful STEM and art project.

Learning Kits

Downloadable STEM+Arts educational kits.

Screenshot of the downloadable learning kits interface on a laptop.

Screenshot of the downloadable learning kits interface on a laptop.

Photo showing youth participants engaged in a creative STEM workshop.

Photo showing youth participants engaged in a creative STEM workshop.

Still from a video demonstrating inclusive STEM+Arts activities.

Still from a video demonstrating inclusive STEM+Arts activities.

Video Guides

Step-by-step videos for educators.

Learning Kits

Downloadable STEM+Arts educational kits.

FAQs

What is Stempower?

Stempower through Art is an Erasmus+ project blending STEM and arts for youth.

Who can use the materials?

All resources are free to use, share, and adapt for educational, non-commercial purposes.

How are materials made accessible?

Materials focus on accessibility and inclusive learning, ensuring all youth can engage creatively.

Can I download project files?

Yes, downloadable files, photos, and videos are available on the results page.

Is child protection considered?

Absolutely, child protection is a key part of all project materials and activities.