The STEMarts Bootcamps prepare students to serve as STEMarts Ambassadors for traveling sci-art installations that explore the universe and expand our perceptions as planetary citizens. The workshops are free, and once trained, students receive stipends for their roles as experience guides and peer instructors at future events. Lunch and snacks are provided. Travel stipends for students traveling long distances to attend.

Are you involved in tech? Want to explore the tech possibilities in our community? Interested in sharing your ideas?

HIVE would be thrilled to have you join our inclusive roundtable discussion.

This intimate event will focus on:

1. Exploring emerging trends in information technology

2. Collaborative problem-solving on industry challenges

3. Building partnerships for future innovations

4. Meeting the challenges of a rural community

5. Building people-centered networks

You are invited to a FREE training and community discussion on digital citizenship, focusing on the ethical and safe use of technology.

Who should attend? Educators, parents, and community members interested in key topics like: screen time, social media, AI, and keeping kids safe and responsible on the internet.

Join fellow rural nonprofits on Zoom for the second workshop in a 3-part series. This workshop is about how AI can help with grants.

For more information, contact Mike Gutman at Mike.Gutman@ruralinnovation.us

Are you curious about how technology shapes our lives and the world around us?

Looking to explore BIG questions around science, ethics, and society?

Join our FREE monthly discussion group led by Nina Bar-Giora (nina.bargiora@gmail.com).

What to expect:

• Casual, open discussions on engaging topics like AI, ethics, and sustainability

• A welcoming community-driven atmosphere where all ideas are respected

Who is this for?

• Anyone who is interested in philosophy, technology, and social issues

• Those who are excited to explore multiple perspectives

Join the HIVE and the Center on Rural Innovation.

How can we work together to cultivate a true workforce pipeline in Taos County?

• Collaborate with local educators, employers, & workforce development organizations to continue to identify job opportunities and skills/training needed

• Address challenges, resources, & gaps to support sustainable workforce pipeline by having organizations develop trainings in alignment with their areas of expertise

• Connect employers to employees by recruiting participants for a workforce training program that leads to employer supported internship or job placement

Registered participants are invited to attend this nonprofit training series led by Virginia Champion, PhD.