MONUM's Centering Youth Projects

We want to support the unique cultural, language, and educational needs of American Indian students.

We empower families to save and plan for their children’s futures with the support of their City, schools, and community.

An app that allows parents to track the arrival and departure of their child’s bus.

We made a kid-friendly play space in the depths of City Hall. Did it make visitors and colleagues feel more welcome and connected?

Educators have questions about AI, and we want to help! We piloted this professional development workshop to explore AI in the classroom.

Boost Bags provide an opportunity to increase weekend food access for vulnerable student populations within Boston Public Schools.

An online game for more engaging community planning.

A web app that helps parents find which available schools might be the best fit for their child.

A tap card system prototype for Boston Public Schools buses.

Turns out, students actually want to eat salad at lunch.

We tested take-home sensing kits that can teach residents about about their indoor environments.

Exploring ways to better collaborate with our younger generation of civic designers.

How can we introduce kids to new sports in a fun and innovative way?

We worked with BPS to develop an indoor air quality dashboard.