Using 3D PRINTING,
3D SCANNING,
& 3D MODELING to IMAGINE a BETTER FUTURE with KIDS around the WORLD.

THE CITY X PROJECT IS…

An education and technology tour that enables kids around the world to co-create a shared vision of the future. We teach kids aged 8–10 to use new technologies to model solutions for major real-world problems.


AT YOUR SCHOOL

We’re looking for classes of 8-10 year-olds all over the world to run our 3D printing workshops with. If you want to bring The City X Project to your school this year please fill out our brief application form.


GET INVOLVED

There are several ways you can help us achieve our goals. Contact us to get involved.

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Sponsors

Sponsors are individuals, companies, and organizations that provide financial support to cover the Project’s expenses.

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Volunteers

Volunteers are needed to help run our workshops locally in cities around the United States and countries around the world. Ideal volunteers have some of these qualifications:

  • Are fluent in the local language of a workshop
  • Have worked with kids ages 8-10
  • Are familiar with or excited about 3D printing

From the Blog

We’re going to Lebanon!

We knew from the beginning of the City X Project that we wanted to run our workshops on the ground in approximately eight cities around the world, but we didn’t have anything more than a vague notion of what those … Continue reading

Turning Kids’ Prototypes into 3D Models

Although I don’t want to sound like a curmudgeon, I cannot help but my start my next thought with “Kids these days.” Kids these days are often most excited about new technology as it exists within other technologies. That is … Continue reading

City X at the Children’s Creativity Museum

The City X Project focuses on kids, creativity, and empowerment. It was a natural fit for us to partner with The Children’s Creativity Museum, an interactive art and technology museum for kids located in downtown San Francisco, to run a … Continue reading

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