Programs
Four programs across schools, weekends, and the In3 incubator.
Luma Lab's programs are organized around a single principle: embed tech instruction directly inside schools and community organizations rather than asking students to come to us. Below is the current program slate.
Middle & high school
School Partnerships
Year-round embedded mentoring and tech curriculum across four schools in the DC area. We work alongside teachers and administrators rather than parachuting in for one-off events — every partnership is structured as a multi-semester relationship.
Where it runs
- Howard University Middle School of Mathematics and Science
- Kraemer Middle School
- KIPP Will Academy
- Washington School for Girls
All ages — open enrollment
Saturday Workshops
An open coding, hardware, and entrepreneurship workshop series running on Saturdays at Georgetown Day School (April series). Open enrollment — designed so students who don't have access to tech programs through their primary school can join. Run with support from the TDF Foundation.
Where it runs
- Georgetown Day School (host venue)
Entrepreneurs & founders
In3 Incubator Programming
Programming for under-resourced entrepreneurs at the In3 Inclusive Innovation Incubator at 2301 Georgia Avenue NW — pitch competitions, Black and Latino tech meetups, affordable co-working, mentorship, and strategic investor connections.
Where it runs
- In3 — 2301 Georgia Avenue NW, Washington, DC
STEM students & workforce
Cisco DevNet & Networking Academy
When Washington, DC was named Cisco's first US Lighthouse City in November 2016, Luma Lab was selected as the Technology & Innovation Hub for Cisco DevNet and Networking Academy programming. The work expands STEM programming and Networking Academy launches across DC.
Where it runs
- DC-wide; In3 anchor location
Interested in hosting Luma Lab at your school or organization? Email us with what you're thinking and we'll set up an intro call.