Invention Convention Worldwide
Stories of Impact
Invention Education empowers young people to develop the skills and self-confidence they need to identify and solve real-world problems and make informed choices about their future careers. Learn how Invention Education has impacted students and educators.
Invention Convention Wordwide's Impact
52%
Female inventor participants at U.S. Nationals
32%
Title 1 schools
served
184K+
Students participate annually
15K+
Educators participate annually
Youth Inventor Stories
Find inspiring stories of youth inventors who embody the spirit of Invention Convention and have found great success throughout their invention journeys.
Youth Inventor Stories
Find inspiring stories of youth inventors who embody the spirit of Invention Convention and have found great success throughout their invention journeys.
Nathaniel, Inventor of The Duo
Snigtha, Youth Inventor & U.S. Patent Holder
Daniel, Invention Convention Americas “Best in Show” Award Winner
Damian, Youth Inventor & U.S. Patent Holder
Educator Voices
Invention Convention is easy to implement, flexible enough to meet diverse student needs, adaptable to a broad range of disciplines, and accessible to all learners in clubs, camps, in-school and after-school programs. Hear directly from educators why Invention Education matters and why they participate in Invention Convention.
Educator Voices
Invention Convention is easy to implement, flexible enough to meet diverse student needs, adaptable to a broad range of disciplines, and accessible to all learners in clubs, camps, in-school and after-school programs. Hear directly from educators why Invention Education matters and why they participate in Invention Convention.
Christine Lawlor-King, Invention Education Specialist, Connecticut
Todd Stanley, Gifted Services Coordinator, Ohio
ICW Participants Become Patented Inventors
Since 2018, participants at Invention Convention U.S. Nationals have had the opportunity to win a Patent Application Award, presented by several law firms that we partner with. Nearly 30 students have gone on to receive patents through the USPTO, an amazing accomplishment that we hope inspires more young people to dream big and never give up.