Curiosity in Communities Network
about the network
The Curiosity In Communities Network is open to everyone interested in the role of STEM to support Community Learning and Development (CLD) practice outcomes with and by young people. This includes but is by no means limited to youth workers, CLD practitioners, researchers, STEM students and science educators.
Join the network by signing up for our mailing list here and join our Community Lab forum here, a platform where members can connect and share questions or opportunities with each other. We have also been sharing a monthly member spotlight on Community Lab to highlight the fantastic projects happening across this space.
We host online community of practice events to connect with others interested and involved in this type of work, share learning and explore projects embedding STEM in youth work. This included us sharing the learning from the partnerships involved in our Curiosity in Action action research project and we look forward to sharing our Curiosity in Action Toolkit. Do you want to take part? Reserve a spot at our next event here.
Additionally, we have previously offered free online training sessions to explore how we can use STEM in a youth work-based approach. These session are open to all, members and non-members, youth workers, CLD practitioners (including early years) and researchers (including PhD students). Are you interested? Get in touch.
“This feels like the start of something really special. To have STEM professionals and youth workers working together to create meaningful opportunities for young people is amazing!”
“I appreciate the conversational inclusive approach - valuing the difference in practice spaces and connecting to experiences which come from different perspectives of practice”
Community of Practice
Tuesday 8 September 2026, 1pm-2:30pm (Free, online)
Join our Curiosity in Action Toolkit Launch event!
Connect with others and share learning around the role of STEM in youth work.
Monthly member spotlights
Each month we spotlight a member of the network and ask them to share their highlights, challenges and a key piece of advice in engaging young people with STEM. The full spotlights are hosted on the networks Community Lab page, click here to see them.