EmailMe Form - Boise Breaker Application

Thinkers, doers and makers - we need you! The Breaker Project is an 8-day change making learning intensive that seeks to answer: What is the future of stuff and why does it matter? Fifteen high school students (10th-12th grade students during the 2014-2015 school year) from the Treasure Valley will research, design and test the viability and social impact of business opportunities for making and manufacturing. June 18 - 25th, all hands on deck, busting out creativity and ideas all day, with some of the most awesome people you will ever meet.

About Breaker

Project Breaker was founded by Senior TED Fellow, Juliette LaMontagne and The Future of Stuff challenge was created in collaboration with the d.school at Stanford University.

The Boise Breaker Project is sponsored by the J.A. and Kathryn Albertson Foundation in partnership with One Stone. The project is facilitated by Project Breaker and Stanford d.school's K12 Lab. Supported by local makers, manufacturers, designers and entrepreneurs.

There is no cost to attend Breaker.

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parent/guardian name. *

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twitter name (we use twitter for mobile learning. please open an account if you don't yet have one.) *

Your 140 character bio (tweet-size) *

rate your creative confidence.

rate your familiarity with design thinking.

what do you expect to get out of this experience? *

what can you contribute to the breaker project? *

if you were to design a t-shirt what would be on it? *

write whatever you want in this space. *

About Breaker

contact Neva Geisler, One Stone, at neva@onestone.org or 208.477.1663 with any questions.