Would you like to write for GuelphRobotics.ca?
- Martin Cleaver
- Jan 20
- 2 min read
Write With Us: Help Shape the Future of Robotics in Guelph
Royal City Community Robotics (RCCR) is building more than robots. We are building a community platform for learning, mentorship, and opportunity—and we are looking for writers who want to help tell that story.
If you care about STEM education, youth development, technology, community impact, or the future of work, we invite you to write for RCCR.
Why Write for RCCR?
RCCR supports a growing ecosystem of robotics programs in Guelph and Wellington County, including FIRST Robotics teams, youth programs, mentors, educators, sponsors, and community partners. Our work sits at the intersection of:
Robotics and AI
Education and workforce development
Community building and equity of access
Non-profit innovation and volunteer leadership
Writing for RCCR helps:
Share lessons learned from the field
Highlight student, mentor, and volunteer voices
Attract new supporters, partners, and sponsors
Build a public knowledge base that other communities can learn from
Your words help turn isolated efforts into a shared flywheel of impact.
What We’re Looking For
We welcome a wide range of perspectives and formats, including:
🔹 Storytelling & Community
Student journeys and team experiences
Mentor reflections and lessons learned
Volunteer spotlights
Behind-the-scenes looks at robotics events
🔹 Thought Leadership
The role of robotics in education and local economies
AI, automation, and the future of work
Why community-based STEM matters
Equity, access, and inclusion in tech education
🔹 Practical & How-To
Starting or scaling a robotics team
Fundraising and sponsorship strategies
Mentor recruitment and retention
Tools, workflows, and infrastructure that work
🔹 Opinion & Commentary
Informed perspectives on policy, education, or technology
Constructive critiques and ideas for improvement
Lessons from failures as well as successes
You do not need to be a professional writer. Clarity, insight, and authenticity matter more than polish.
Who Should Contribute?
Students (past or present)
Mentors and coaches
Parents and volunteers
Educators
Industry professionals
Alumni of robotics programs
Community members with relevant experience or insight
If you’ve learned something worth sharing, you’re qualified.
What You’ll Get
Publication on guelphrobotics.ca
Attribution, bio, and links (if desired)
Editorial support to help shape your piece
A platform aligned with long-term community impact—not clickbait
For students and early-career contributors, this can also serve as a public portfolio piece.
How to Get Started
Send a short note describing:
Your idea or topic
Your connection to robotics, STEM, or the community
Drafts can be informal to start—we can refine together
Email us at info@guelphrobotics.ca with subject line: “Writing for RCCR”
If you’re unsure whether your idea fits, reach out anyway. We’d rather shape a good idea than miss one.
Help Us Tell the Story
Robotics changes lives—but only if the stories, lessons, and knowledge are shared.
If you want to help build something bigger than a single team or season, write with RCCR.





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