Daiwik
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We are a passionate team of students dedicated to making learning exciting, creative, and meaningful for kids. Founded by a Wheeler High School junior who believes every child deserves to discover the joy of STEAM.
Our leadership is entirely student-run — high schoolers who believe that the best way to learn is to teach.
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Every kid deserves a moment where science actually clicks. I joined The STEAM Team because I wanted to be part of making that happen. As CTO I build and manage the website and handle logistics so the rest of the team can show up fully to every library and school visit.
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Every member of The STEAM Team volunteers their time to bring hands-on learning to kids across Cobb County.
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My name is Daiwik Goel, a junior at Wheeler High School in Marietta, GA, and I love helping kids discover new things in fun and engaging ways.
I believe that by combining science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics, we can inspire curiosity and innovation in the next generation. I created The STEAM Team to spark creativity, encourage problem-solving, and make learning an adventure for every child.
Since officially licensing a company as a nonprofit can be challenging for those under 18 and without U.S. citizenship, we plan to register as a nonprofit organization in the future once we meet all requirements. In the meantime, we're building something real — hosting free workshops, partnering with libraries, and growing a team of student educators.
"Just keep chugging forward."— Daiwik Goel, Founder of The STEAM Team · @thesteamteamm
The STEAM Team started with a simple belief: that hands-on learning changes kids' lives. When Daiwik Goel looked around at his community, he saw an opportunity to bring free, high-quality STEAM education directly to kids at their local libraries.
What began as a vision quickly became reality through a partnership with the Cobb County Public Library System. The STEAM Team began volunteering at Sewell Mill Library, running free workshops where kids could build, experiment, and discover — all while being guided by enthusiastic student volunteers.
Every workshop is designed to cover all five STEAM disciplines and to leave every child with something they built themselves — and the knowledge that they can be a scientist, engineer, and artist all at once.
See Our ActivitiesHigh school volunteers run every workshop. This isn't just education for kids — it's leadership development for our team members too.
These are the principles that guide how we run every workshop, recruit every volunteer, and serve every kid.
We believe curiosity is the most powerful force in education. We nurture it at every event.
STEAM is for every kid — regardless of background, experience, or ability. All of our events are free and open to all.
We don't lecture — we build. Kids learn by doing, failing, and doing again. That's the engineer's way.
Our team is run by students, for students. We develop the next generation of educators and leaders.
We show up where kids already are — at their local library — to make access to STEAM as easy as possible.
Just like the kids we teach, we iterate on our programs. Every event makes us better at what we do.
We operate lean and efficiently — so that all of our energy goes toward actually running great workshops.
A weekly check-in meeting (online or in-person) to coordinate logistics, review upcoming events, and keep everyone on the same page.
At least one mandatory in-person meeting per month for all student volunteers to plan, practice activities, and bond as a team.
We meet with our library and school partners at their convenience to plan events, select activities, and coordinate logistics.
We aim to run at least one STEAM workshop per month at a partner library — or more frequently when scheduling allows!
Are you a high school student who loves science, engineering, or creative problem-solving? Do you enjoy working with kids and making learning fun? We want you on The STEAM Team!
We welcome volunteers from all backgrounds. You don't need to be a science expert — just enthusiastic, reliable, and great with kids.
Arts & crafts, working with youth, teaching, computer/technology skills, enthusiasm for STEAM topics.
Attend weekly syncs, monthly in-person meetings, and help facilitate at least one library event per month.
Based in or near Marietta/Cobb County, GA. Primary volunteer site is Sewell Mill Library & Cultural Center.
We thrive on collaboration. Share ideas, support teammates, and show up ready to make every event great.
Interested? DM us on Instagram or send an email — we'd love to hear from you!