Origami Salami is a student movement founded in 2009 by Calista Frederick-Jaskiewicz to mobilize people for STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics) through the fun of origami; Folding for Good is a further initiative to support good causes with it.
Together, Origami Salami and Folding for Good increase the number of STEM pipeline students by raising awareness of STEM applications achievable through folding plus a reminder to Do Good with STEAM.
We study folding, then we Do Good with it.
Together, Origami Salami and Folding for Good increase the number of STEM pipeline students by raising awareness of STEM applications achievable through folding plus a reminder to Do Good with STEAM.
We study folding, then we Do Good with it.
Folding for Good: Art Meets Science @ the Carnegie Science Center
Calista Frederick-Jaskiewicz, Founder and CEO, appears on "Pittsburgh Today Live!"
KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh, PA
October 9, 2013
Calista Frederick-Jaskiewicz, Founder and CEO, appears on "Pittsburgh Today Live!"
KDKA-TV, Pittsburgh, PA
October 9, 2013
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student powered chapters on four continents inspiring the world to Fold for Good Pittsburgh, PA
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Origami Salami Cincinnati President Nathan Boerner Wins
the 2014 Origami USA Origami by Children Competition

Pictured here is Nathan Boerner's original design, Fledge (Pegasus), which earned him a spot among young origami artists recognized by Origami USA in 2014. Nathan's model is based on the character Fledge from The Magician's Nephew. This marks the eighth consecutive year that Boerner's work has been selected for Origami USA honors recognizing young origami artists. Congratulations Nathan Boerner, Origami Salami and Folding for Good, Cincinnati!
Origami Salami Manhattan led by Dylan Lee

Dylan Lee, a student at The Dalton School, New York City, will lead the Manhattan chapter of Origami Salami. Dylan has already taught origami classes and has attended the Origami USA convention for 3 years.
Dylan joined our fold and, one day later, was busy leading the effort at the Dalton School, Manhattan, to Fold for Good for Franklin Regional
Welcome Dylan and friends!
Dylan joined our fold and, one day later, was busy leading the effort at the Dalton School, Manhattan, to Fold for Good for Franklin Regional
Welcome Dylan and friends!
Origami Salami Pittsburgh North led by Alex Negrini

Alex Negrini will lead the Pittsburgh North chapter of Origami Salami. Alex has been folding for several years, and participated in our initiative, "Operation Sandy Hook: Peace to You" by folding cranes, and also by teaching the crane at our Saturday Sessions at Carnegie Science Center during our October 2013 exhibit, Folding for Good: Art meets Science. Currently, Alex is coordinating an effort at his school to Fold for Good for Franklin Regional
Welcome, Alex!
Read more about Alex here and here
Welcome, Alex!
Read more about Alex here and here
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