Carrie’s Kids is a nonprofit innovation space dedicated to inspiring Jacksonville’s youth through technology and education. We create culturally relevant STEM experiences that help students see themselves as future leaders in tech, engineering, and design.
We envision a future where every child regardless of background has the skills, access, and support to thrive in a rapidly evolving STEM landscape.
Curiosity We nurture the spark of exploration and discovery.
Skill-Building We teach real-world STEM skills that open doors to future opportunities.
Identity & Belonging We create learning environments where students feel seen, supported, and empowered.
Community Partnership We collaborate with families, schools, and industry leaders to build a strong support network.
Future Readiness We prepare students for tomorrow’s careers through hands-on learning and industry exposure.

Maya G. Morris is a systems engineer, nonprofit leader, and passionate advocate for youth empowerment through STEM. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology concentrating in Cyber Security and Data Analytics from Florida A&M University in 2021, where she developed her love for both tech and community building.
As the founder of Carrie’s Kids, Maya combines her professional background in engineering with her heart for service making science and innovation accessible for all. She leads with love, vision, and an unwavering belief that every child deserves the tools and opportunities to build a brighter, bolder future.
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