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Dale Dougherty, founder of Make: and Maker Faire, interviews a number of kids who have both completed cool projects & are making their way further into the Maker Movement.
Dale is the founding editor and publisher of Make Magazine, the instigator of Maker Faire and the Founder and Executive Chairman of Maker Media. He is increasingly focused on bringing the benefits of making to more and more young people.
My name is Saurabh Narain and I am an eighth grade student in Hopkins Junior High School, Fremont, CA. I am inspired by STEM and its tremendous impact on society. STEM has helped me stay focused, manage my time effectively, and do better in school.
Lauren Voisin has always been a maker. She participated in her first Maker Faire when she was 8 and is now 10 and a half and just finishing fifth grade. Lauren is the Founder of Robots Are Fun, a company that make robotics projects for you!
Riley Mullen is a young maker who is endlessly fascinated with electronic components, chemistry, physics, and engineering. He enjoys reading, tinkering, creating things with household stuff, and hanging out with other makers at his local makerspace.
My name is Sasha Jaffarove and I am a Maker! From early age my mom was telling me that I am a “kinesthetic learner”, which means I learn better when I work with my hands.
We are all makers 
