Choose 1 (or several!) activities:

• Dialogue/Sense of Urgency. Engage with your community and have a dialogue (group discussion and/or individual interviews) with diverse stakeholders exploring points of alignment (and misalignment); Motivating change.
• Whiteboard Flashmob. Have an event where your community members can share their ideas on a Communal Whiteboard and have a discussion about them.
• Shared Vision of Success. Emphasis on “shared” in 3-5 years.
• Document these events with photos, videos, sound recordings, and written descriptive text.

I’ve talk with several regular users and ask them what they think about fablab and what should we do to let more young professions come to create, here are the results:

User 1: "Perhaps organizing regular workshops and events specifically tailored to youth interests could ignite their passion for creating and making. Moreover, promoting success stories of young innovators who have utilized FabLab's resources could serve as inspiring examples for others."

User 2: "As someone deeply passionate about fostering innovation and creativity among the youth, I see FabLab Taipei as a beacon of hope. Moving forward, I think it's crucial for FabLab to establish stronger partnerships with local schools and educational institutions. By integrating maker education into the curriculum and offering field trips to FabLab Taipei, we can expose students to hands-on learning experiences early on. Additionally, launching mentorship programs where experienced makers guide young enthusiasts through their projects could foster a sense of community and collaboration."

User 3: "FabLab Taipei has undoubtedly been instrumental in democratizing access to technology and empowering individuals to turn their ideas into reality. Looking ahead, I believe investing in more user-friendly interfaces and intuitive design tools could lower the barrier to entry for young makers. Additionally, organizing themed hackathons or design challenges with attractive prizes could incentivize participation and spur innovation. Furthermore, offering flexible membership options or subsidized rates for students could make FabLab Taipei more accessible and inclusive."

User 4: "I've been a regular visitor to FabLab Taipei, and I must say, it's been an incredibly enriching experience. The accessibility to cutting-edge tools and technology here is unparalleled. However, I believe FabLab Taipei could enhance its outreach efforts to attract more young people. I've always admired FabLab Taipei's commitment to sustainability and social impact. Going forward, I believe it's imperative for FabLab to prioritize projects that address pressing social and environmental issues. By partnering with local NGOs or community organizations, we can channel the creative energy of young makers towards meaningful causes. Moreover, organizing awareness campaigns or workshops on sustainable design principles could instill a sense of responsibility and purpose in the next generation of creators."

User 5: "As a parent, I'm thrilled to see the opportunities FabLab Taipei offers for my children to explore their creativity and curiosity. To encourage more young people to engage with FabLab, I suggest organizing family-friendly events or open houses where parents and children can participate in fun, hands-on activities together. Additionally, establishing a dedicated youth advisory board could ensure that the voices and ideas of young makers are heard and integrated into FabLab's future programming. Ultimately, fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment where young people feel supported and valued is key to sustaining FabLab Taipei's impact."