Hackacraft trains young people in green and digital skills, creates local jobs, and opens free community tech hubs where ideas become working hardware.
Our vision is a society where young people compete globally, local economies grow through clean-tech circular models, and sustainable technology infrastructure is a lasting bridge to equity and dignity.
Our mission is to run Hackacraft as a self-sustaining initiative that empowers youth and marginalized communities with green and digital skills, local green jobs, and open-access tech hubs for collaborative problem-solving and economic independence.
Skills, jobs and infrastructure, built to support each other.
An ongoing series of hackathons, innovation challenges and design sprints in hub makerspaces. Members build working hardware and software for real community problems. Pick a strand to explore.
Membership is open to community youth aged 15–35, whatever their schooling or income. No fees. Here’s how you get in.
A short, required session on digital citizenship, facility safety and community ethics.
Get unrestricted access to high-speed internet, workstations and makerspaces.
Give at least 4 hours a month: tutor peers, join e-waste or environmental cleanups, or help maintain the facility.
Respect shared hardware and each other. We have zero tolerance for cyberbullying, harassment and discrimination.
Each hub creates lasting jobs for people from the community.
Drive community engagement, grow the local tech ecosystem, manage local partnerships and oversee all educational programs.
Keep hardware running, manage renewable power sources and maintain a secure, world-class working environment.
Community interventions often fail without permanent infrastructure. Project Anchor deploys zero-emission, clean-energy Community Tech Hubs that tackle the climate crisis, youth underemployment and digital inequality, turning young people from consumers into clean-tech producers.