About Us
Fostering a love for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in children.
To foster a love for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in children by creating opportunities for hands-on learning, creativity, and recognition—especially in underrepresented communities.
A world where every child sees themselves as a problem solver, a builder, a thinker—and where innovation begins with play.
- Equity in Education
- Creativity Through Curiosity
- Learning by Doing
- Recognition that Rewards
The First Edition Science Challenge
Our annual event where kids aged 8-14 perform science experiments at home. This year's theme is Earth Science, with bonus points for themed projects!
- Register: Open to children ages 8–14.
- Experiment: Conduct a safe experiment at home.
- Submission: Upload a 3–5 minute video to YouTube and submit it on our platform.
- Judging: A panel of STEM experts evaluates creativity, scientific thinking, and clarity.
- Community Voting: The entry with the most likes on our gallery page secures a spot in the Top 5!
Winners receive cash prizes, ongoing mentorship, and national/international recognition. Certificates are awarded to all eligible participants.
View Full DetailsYour support is key. Whether you’re a teacher encouraging participation or a parent helping film a video, you’re part of shaping a young scientist’s journey.
What You Can Do:
- Encourage creativity over perfection
- Help kids stay safe while experimenting
- Share their videos on social media
- Celebrate their curiosity, no matter the outcome
Our panel includes esteemed professors, renowned scientists, educators, and STEM leaders who volunteer their time to evaluate submissions with care and fairness.
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Physics
- STEM Education
Partner With Us
Whether you’re a local business, a tech company, or a science enthusiast—we invite you to support the next generation of innovators.
- Sponsor a Prize
- Fund Equipment Grants
- Offer Mentorship
- Volunteer as a Judge
Contact us at contact@nextgeninnovators.org to learn how you can be part of this movement.