Science inclusive
Ekoli helps build a better future for vulnerable children and young people
through tailored science workshops.
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🫶 Crowdfunding: Support Questival 2026
Will you help make Questival 2026 a reality? Yes, you read that right. The 2025 edition has only just finished and we’re already making wild plans for next year! 🤪
Right now, we’re raising money so we can make your science dreams come true again next year. Will you help? Every donation, every contribution… counts! And just like for any good cause, every gift from 40 EUR is tax-deductible 😉
Thank you so much for making a difference together with us! 💪
🧠 Ekoli on Day of Science!
Next month is Day of Science and we’re joining too!
Sunday 23rd of November you’ll find us on 2 locations – Ghent and Brussels – with 4 awesome interactive activities!
Participating is completely free!
💡 In Ghent you’ll discover how to make light yourself: using the power of wind energy or with chemistry.
🌈 In Brussels you’ll get hands-on with photoelasticity and build your own kaleidoscope. Let yourself be amazed by the beautiful, colorful patterns!
Join us on sunday 23rd of November in Ghent or Brussels 🗓️
Tot dan! 👋
science workshops
for children and youngsters
With our practical, creative, hands-on science workshops, we go to schools where inclusive education plays an important role, among others. Maybe you see it bigger and a job at Ekoli sounds like something for you? This introduces children to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics) and also lets them know that they can become anything they want in life.
For our STEM projects, we work closely with our key partners.
Want to brew along with us?
Become a volunteer
Do you have a passion for science and would you like to join us in giving workshops for children and youngsters all over Flanders? Join our team of volunteers!
Maybe you see it bigger and a job at Ekoli sounds like something for you? Then take a quick look at our vacancies and get in touch!
Join us in building our story
Ekoli is looking for sustainable partners who want to make a long-term investment in the future of science and thus help to make a positive impact in the lives of the children and youngsters in our society who would otherwise be left out. Specifically, we are looking for partners who
1) want to help realise our big projects (for example the Science Bus, the Science Festival)
2) want to help support our regular workshop series for vulnerable kids and young people(financial, material, …)
Fully convinced already? Get in touch with us through our contact form and we will discuss the possibilities together!
Become a volunteer
Do you have a passion for science and would you like to join us in giving workshops for children and youngsters all over Flanders? Join our team of volunteers!
Maybe you see it bigger and a job at Ekoli sounds like something for you? Then take a quick look at our vacancies and get in touch!
Join us in building our story
Ekoli is looking for sustainable partners who want to make a long-term investment in the future of science and thus help to make a positive impact in the lives of the children and youngsters in our society who would otherwise be left out. Specifically, we are looking for partners who
1) want to help realise our big projects (for example the Science Bus, the Science Festival)
2) want to help support our regular workshop series for vulnerable kids and young people(financial, material, …)
Fully convinced already? Get in touch with us through our contact form and we will discuss the possibilities together!
Ekoli
for Kids
Ekoli exists primarily for all children and youngsters who feel like experimenting. Feel like getting started yourself at home or in class? Then take a quick peek at our portal specifically for children and get inspired by lots of fun experiments. You can also experiment with us on TikTok. Good luck!
Click on the image below to view an experiment video.
Meet the team!
The Ekoli-team consists of these bright minds. Each and every one of them is a passionate
person with a great love for science. Together they strive for a common goal: giving children and young people the opportunity to work with science, even if this seems challenging due to various factors.
