# Members aka Makers

At TinkerHub, we celebrate the spirit of hands-on learning and cognitive flexibility\*. *Bringing our coolest thoughts to life unlocks a better us, doesn't it?*

We have been using the term 'maker' for a long time at TinkerHub. By 'maker', we refer to TinkerHub volunteers and members who possess a unique blend of creativity, problem-solving abilities, commitment to continuous learning and wants to be part of TinkerHub movement to make a change. 

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🧑‍🔧 **Makers** are the innovators and creators who utilize their diverse skills and knowledge across various disciplines to build, create, and improve the world around them.
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Makers take an interdisciplinary approach, combining skills to achieve their goals. We believe anyone can be a maker – it's about the mindset, passion for learning, and drive to create & innovate. By nurturing these qualities, we aim to empower the next generation of makers to build a better future for themselves and the world around them.

In TinkerHub context, we primarily focus on building with the help of technology and its adjacents. Given the same, we are not limited to coding. 

*\*Read more about cognitive flexibility, continuous learning and other foundational skills we have identified, in the page-* [*Foundational Skills*](/campus-community/foundational-skills.md)

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[Makers - Roles & Responsibilities](/campus-community/members-aka-makers/makers-roles-and-responsibilities.md)
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