Dr. Mark A. Runco, Professor of Educational Psychology for the Torrance Creativity Center at the University of Georgia recently completed a study measuring student engagement and creative [...]

Destination Imagination parent and longtime volunteer, Claudia Wadzinski, discusses the life-altering skills that her children learned through the academic Challenge Program. 

Thanks to a recent grant from Motorola Solutions Foundation, Destination Imagination will have the opportunity to further extend its program in the U.S. and abroad, including [...]

Duct tape has been used for everything from fixing tents to making wallets to spaceflight. But did you know that a mom had the original idea for duct tape? 

As a volunteer-led non-profit organization, we rely heavily on sponsorships to make sure we keep the cost associated with our program as low as possible for our participants. Help us [...]

From generating ideas on new and different DI Challenges to enriching students through 21^st century learning to fundraising strategies, we all came together for a shared [...]

Help prevent summer brain drain with these 5 easy and affordable activities. 

Have you ever wondered if you have what it takes to be a National Geographic photographer or explorer? Find out by participating in the 2015 National Geographic Engineering Exploration [...]

Is your child is creative, loves to paint and draw, is crazy about puzzles, can build anything out of cardboard boxes, writes amazing stories, or has rewired your toaster into a working [...]

Save the Date! The 2016 International Invitational is heading to Qatar!