# Tinkerhub
#### 💡About TinkerHub
Tinkerhub is a community of tinkerers, makers, policy geeks & students who are working towards mapping and empowering people who share a passion for innovation. If you want to know more about Tinkerhub check out the website.
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#### ✍🏻 My journey with TinkerHub
I have known TinkerHub and its activities since my sophomore year but I never imagined I would get an opportunity to lead the [Learning Initiatives](https://tinkerhub.org/learn). After my tenure as a GDSC Lead in my college, I was looking forward to contributing to communities outside my campus, that's when I got a call from Rahul, a good friend of mine and community manager at TinkerHub. He informed me that TinkerHub is looking for someone passionate about technology to lead the learning initiatives, this sounded interesting to me.\
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Then I got on a call with [Mehar Ikka](https://www.linkedin.com/in/meharmp/), Founder of TinkerHub, and that call went on for more than 2 hours. Until that call, I thought of TinkerHub as yet another student community in Kerala, but during that call, he explained how TinkerHub was founded, the vision they have, and what they are looking forward to. I got hooked on the [Philosophy](https://www.tinkerhub.org/philosophy) of TinkerHub.
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