Engineering Outreach
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What we do.
At Engineering Outreach, our mission is to enrich the educational journey of K-12 students across the Durham Region and beyond, instilling a deep-rooted passion for STEM. We strive to make STEM education both accessible and inclusive, especially for those from traditionally underrepresented communities. Here’s how we make an impact:
- Accessibility and Inclusion: Ensuring every student has the opportunity to explore STEM, regardless of background.
- Hands-On Learning: Delivering immersive STEM experiences through workshops and activities in schools and community hubs.
- Digital Literacy and Skills Development: Equipping students with the necessary digital skills for the future.
- Support for Educators: Empowering teachers and school leaders with resources and training to enhance STEM education delivery.
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Our Supporters
We are incredibly grateful for the unwavering support of our many supporters and partner organizations who believe in the power of STEM education. Their contributions not only fuel our initiatives but also help cultivate a diverse and vibrant community of young minds eager to dive into the realms of science, engineering, and math. Together, we are laying the foundation for a future where every child can achieve their potential in the exciting world of STEM.
Engineering Outreach is a network member of Actua. Actua is a leading Canadian science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) youth outreach organization. Each year, the Actua network engages over 500,000 youth in 600 communities across Canada in transformative STEM learning experiences that build critical skills and confidence. Please visit www.actua.ca.
Current Open Programs
Young Black Men Empowerment STEM Program
)Recurring Every Month
Grades 6 to 8
This program inspires young Black men to explore STEM through hands-on activities and mentorship from Black university students.
TechUcation Conference
)Saturday, April 25, 2026
Educators
A virtual conference empowering K to 12 educators with tomorrow's technology
Future Leaders in Training Program
)Various Dates
Registration closes April 30
Grades 9 to 12
4-week program designed to propel Ontario Secondary Students into the forefront of tomorrow’s digital workplace through hands-on workshops and additional opportunities to connect with Ontario Tech University students and engage in volunteering.
BYTE Labs: Black Girls in Code
)Saturday, May 16, 2026
Girls in grades 6 to 10
BYTE Labs is designed to cultivate technical fluency and strategic problem-solving skills, providing young Black girls with the essential coding architecture required to navigate and lead in a digital-first economy.
Traditional Knowledge and STEM Conference
)Saturday, June 20, 2026
Grades 8 to 12