Skateboarding, invention, culture, and fun!
The Innoskate education and outreach program is a unique and successful collaboration between the Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation, leaders of the skateboard community, and museum and university partners committed to inspiring diverse audiences to unleash their inherent creativity and inventive thinking. At the core of this dynamic education program are large, public Innoskate festivals that celebrate skateboarding’s history and culture to spark the imaginations of young people. Key elements include presentations and discussions with legendary skaters, inventors, scientists, engineers, and artists on topics ranging from neuroscience to street art; family-friendly hands-on invention and STEAM activities; art education projects; learn-to-skate clinics and skate demonstrations; acquisition of skate artifacts for museum collections; and of course, a live best-trick contest.
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INNOSKATE: Innovation Driving Accessibility: Adaptive Skateboarding and the Road to the Paralympics.
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Smithsonian Lemelson Center Innovative Lives: Adaptive Skateboarding, WCMX & Inventing Your Own Path
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