“I am Different, Not Less”
“I am Different, Not Less” a quote by Temple Grandin sums up what autistic individuals have to offer to the world. Children and adults with autism look at the world differently. Here we are empowering them to be able to express themselves through puzzle solving and gain skills to reveal their unknown capabilities.
If you are beginner who wants to learn how to solve Rubik's cube, email rubikidzinfo@gmail.com. Include what day(s) and time(s) work best on weekends, and your time zone.
If you know how to solve a Rubik's Cube and wants to volunteer, please free to join us in our mission of serving the community all around the world.
Krish Khurana
Our Founding Member is a Sophomore at NSU, a passionate Rubik's Cube enthusiast and our "equity in education" champion. He has taught friends, patrons, and family members to solve Rubik's cubes. He actively participates in competitive cubing events.
Arjun Khurana
Our co-founding member, Arjun is a rising senior at John Marshall High School. He has taught many patrons and handles logistical issues and outreach program at Rubikidz. He aspires to be a community worker and establish himself in the field of health care.
How it works?
Once we receive notification of your interest, we will connect with you to set up a 30-60 minute session via Zoom. All sessions are completely free and volunteered by our patrons cubers. Instructions are provided in English. Parents presence is required during the video session. Cadence of sessions will depend on the availablity of the instructor and mutual convenience of the learner