SteamHead

Founded in 2014 as "The MakerClub"[3] in an apartment, Steam Head has since grown and now operates from offices in the United States and a makerspace in Shenzhen, China.

Currently situated in a public space, Steam Head hosts meetings for the Shenzhen Maker Ed community.

Steam Head provides free space for the education community[4] to exchange information, collaborate, and share ideas.

[5] Steam Head makerspaces was established by founding members Benjamin James Simpson, Carrie Leung, Luke Henderson, and Emma Cheung as a hub for educational research and development.

[citation needed] In 2014, the organization began offering science and technology lessons to migrant children in Shenzhen.

SteamHead's public work tables in Shenzhen, China.
Students from Make Fashion showcasing their designs on the STEAM Runway.