Using co-design with key audiences to gather values and multiple voices, the Making Waves with Radio team established key “big ideas” and content frameworks to guide the project. The CodeCraft Group at the Georgia Institute of Technology led the prototyping of a craft-based radio toolkit and RFID materials. BSCS Science Learning led the design and development of youth radio science camps to incorporate a storyline and project-based learning. The Children’s Creativity Museum led a cohort of museums from the the National Informal STEM Education (NISE) Network including Sciencenter and the Museum of Life and Science, to create all hands-on activities and mobile apps aimed at museum educators. This digital kit, available in both English and Spanish, was the basis of a community of practice of Latiné-serving institutions provided testing and critical peer feedback. All project partners worked with Knight-Williams Inc, who led the front-end and summative evaluation of the suite of activities, apps, and platforms to determine how the resources were being utilized by informal educators, youth participants, and museum visitors.