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Ric Herrero

  • Communities

    Ric Herrero is co-founder and president of MANO, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering a sustainable maker culture in the Greater Miami area. Knight Foundation has supported the evolution of MANO’s work in Miami and recently made an additional funding commitment to the organization. This year, Miami voters passed the Miami Forever general obligation bond, our city’s […]

    Article · December 12, 2017 by

  • Communities

    Above: Miami Mini Maker Faire 2013 by Michael D. Bolden on Flickr. Ric Herrero is co-founder of MIAMade, organizer of the Miami Mini Maker Faire. A previous supporter of MIAMade, Knight Foundation is expanding its support with $250,000 in new funding. The resourcefulness, creativity and emphasis on learning that has come to define the maker […]

    Article · February 1, 2016 by

  • Communities

    Knight Foundation supports the Miami Makers Initiative to connect talented people and foster creative environments that stimulate new ideas. Below, organizer Ric Herrero, co-founder of MIAMade, writes about the maker movement here in South Florida. Photo credit: Michael Bolden.  “Is the Maker Movement real or just a really cool fad?” Several people asked me this after the […]

    Article · June 30, 2014 by

  • Arts

    Miami Mini Maker Faire, a Flickr set by Michael Bolden Knight Foundation supports the Miami Mini Maker Faire and Maker Saturdays to connect talented people in a creative environment that stimulates new ideas. Below, organizer Ric Herrero, co-founder of MIAMade, writes about the maker movement here in South Florida. Miami is a DIY town. It’s long tradition of do-it-yourself […]

    Article · March 14, 2014 by

  • Journalism

    Knight Foundation supports Miami Mini Maker Faire to connect talented people in a creative environment that stimulates new ideas. Below, organizer Ric Herrero writes about the maker movement and the Faire planned for Nov. 16. Above: World Maker Faire 2013, photo by Andrew Kelly. A version of this post originally appeared on the Miami Herald’s Starting Gate blog. Miami has a […]

    Article · October 24, 2013 by