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Maker Faire, Make: Projects, and Maker Camp, OH MY!

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See What We have Been Up Too! Now, more than ever, making is essential. We see makers showing up, in

See What We have Been Up Too! Now, more than ever, making is essential. We see makers showing up, innovating, and solving challenges in medical supplies shortages (see our [coverage on Plan C]( the civic response to COVID-19). We see families coming together and connecting through hands-on learning. And we see people working on projects to pass the time and for personal growth and enjoyment. Making means different things to people, but is a common thread and community uniting us. 24 Hours of Presentations, Workshops, Demos & Exhibits Across All Time Zones! Across the world, makers have responded to shortages of medical supplies and equipment with agile designs, adaptive distributed manufacturing, and robust community organizing. Virtually Maker Faire is a stage to share the projects and learn from the people behind this extraordinary civic response. And, a space to showcase makers who have responded to these profound social changes with new processes, inspired inventions, and forward-thinking ideas. Virtually Maker Faire will take place online through video sessions and an exhibit showcase on [Make: Projects](. [Sign Up to Receive Updates]( Calling All Makers! We want to hear from you if you’ve been involved in the civic response for COVID-19, making as a creative outlet during your time at home, or thinking about what is going to happen next! Tell us about your projects, share what’s going on in your community, tell us how your Makerspace, FabLab, Maker Club, or school has activated during this time. Your stories and insight can help others. Get involved in Virtually Maker Faire by organizing or leading a panel discussion, hosting a workshop or demonstration, sharing a presentation, or contributing a project. Apply through our Call to Makers form. Thank you for being part of this extraordinary effort! [Submit an Entry]( The Wait is Over We are thrilled to announce Make:Projects is LIVE! It’s the perfect time to start showcasing, chronicling, and collaborating on your projects. We hope you join us! Here are a few things you can do today: - Create your account - Please help us spread the word by telling your friends and family! - Browse projects — there are over 8,000! Thanks for your support. We look forward to seeing all the amazing projects and collaborations you come up with. [Check it Out]( Family Making for All Family Maker Camp is an excellent way for families to get hands-on at home. At Family Maker Camp, we bring you live do-it-together sessions with Makers, daily projects, and sessions to join in the conversation with other makers, caregivers, and educators too! Family Maker Camp is online, free for everyone, and generously funded by the members of [Make.co](. Whether you are 5 or 95, everyone can join, no matter where they live! Join Us for Camp! - Sign Up for the Maker Camp [Newsletter]( - Follow Our Facebook [Page]( - Join Our Facebook [Group]( - Please [email](mailto:www.makercamp@make.co?subject=Maker%20Camp)mailto:makercamp@make.co?subject=Maker%20Campus if you're interested in hosting and sharing a project during Family Maker Camp [Explore Maker Camp]( Become a Member of Make: Making is a catalyst for learning, supporting curiosity, creativity, and community. Your support enables us to take on initiatives that fuel the Maker Movement. Over a million dollars in funding for Maker Education has come from our Humble Bundle deals and over 2 million children have been introduced to making through our free Maker Camps and entrance to Maker Faires. Membership includes: - Digital Magazine Subscription - Members Directory - Makerspaces Directory - Community Platform and Groups - Exclusive Videos - Supporting [Family]( Camp]( [Become a Make: Member]( Make: Magazine Create incredible projects, learn useful skills, and meet the inspiring maker community! 128 pages full of: - Detailed step-by-step projects - Maker profiles and project spotlights - Tips and skill-building tutorials - Cutting edge tool reviews and recommendations - Everything from high-tech builds to artisanal crafts Subscribe today and save 60% off the cover price: 4 issues for $19.99. [Save and Subscribe to Make: Magazine]( Soldering Special from the Shed Make: Learn to Solder Skill Badge Kits have been used to teach over 100,000 of people of all ages how to solder at Maker Faires across the country and around the world. It's a simple, fun way to learn how to solder or teach others to solder. Once complete, you'll have a great blinky robot that you can proudly wear and when people ask where you got it, you get to reply "I made it!" This well thought out pin even has the directions written right on the back for easy reference. Add to this awesome kit our bestselling eBook, [Getting Started with Soldering]( which teaches you through easy to follow, step-by-step projects and explanations that will quickly add soldering to your Maker skill set. Check out [more soldering kits here]( at the Maker Shed. - Note: Requires basic soldering tools. - Recommended ages 8+ - Adult supervision required - Small parts —Choking Hazard *Use code MAKEDAY at checkout. Cart must contain both the 5-pack Badge Kit and the PDF eBook to receive the eBook for free. Not valid for print copy. [Buy Now]( Make: eBooks' Limited Collection Presenting eBooks with a focus on 3D Printing, CNC Machining, Injection Molding Design, and Basic Electronics. Each book features history, theory, and instructions with practical and sometimes over-the-top projects in a step-by-step format, featuring detailed illustrations and photographs. This set is an excellent addition to the Maker e-Library for anyone interested in fabrication. Limited Time Offer of $29.95! Did you know Make: has over 80 titles published? [Buy Now]( Copyright © 2020 Make: Community, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: 150 Todd Road, Suite 200 Santa Rosa, CA 95407 Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [unsubscribe from this list](mailto:unsubscribe@make.co?subject=Please%20Unsubscribe&body=Your%20information%20has%20been%20removed%20from%20this%20list.%0AThank%20you!) at any time. [Instagram]( [Website](www.makerfaire.com) [Facebook]( [Twitter]( This email was sent to {EMAIL} [why did I get this?]( [unsubscribe from this list]( [update subscription preferences]( Make: Community · 150 Todd Road · Santa Rosa, CA 95407 · USA

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