A design-based project, like our Engineering Challenge, is an excellent way to encourage children to think creatively, learn STEM principles, and bring their ideas to life using a range of [...]

Through service learning, students get the opportunity to see how they can make a real impact in their communities, no matter how old they are. Service learning is also an authentic education [...]

A new white paper titled, “Informal Learning Experiences: A Differentiated Instructional Approach to a Well-Rounded Education in the United States,” is now available on our website. The paper, [...]

Does your child love telling stories or being creative? Our Fine Arts Challenge has students flex their acting and creative muscles as they experiment with different types of artistic media and [...]

Destination Imagination (DI), a non-profit organization dedicated to teaching students the creative process through hands-on science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics (STEAM) and [...]

Do your kids love designing and building? Maybe they love the theater arts! For this season’s Technical Challenge, Show and Tech, teams will not only take center stage, but will be tasked with [...]

This year at Global Finals, participants and their families had an opportunity to participate in a new, live game show called “Survey Says,” a collaboration between Destination Imagination and [...]

Improvisation isn’t just about comedy and entertainment; it’s a tool that can help students learn how to communicate and collaborate more effectively, think quickly and creatively, and can [...]

Last month, educators and Destination Imagination (DI) volunteers from around the world gathered at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center® in Huntsville, Alabama for our 2016 Ignite Innovative [...]

It’s no secret that curiosity makes learning more enjoyable. Curiosity can also spark a student’s interest in a certain field, such as science. Destination Imagination’s Scientific [...]