Taking imagination and science to new heights

In Netflix’s animated adventure Over the Moon, a girl named Fei Fei uses her creativity and science smarts to build a rocket to the moon. Learn how to create a character like Fei Fei—and think like her, too—with a drawing tutorial from director Glen Keane and STEM lessons from Microsoft.

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Learn to code with lessons inspired by Wonder Woman 1984

A still of Wonder Woman in Museum Heist, a coding adventure from Minecraft.

Museum Heist: A WW84 Minecraft coding adventure

Screenshots of Wonder Woman in Chaos Maze, a learn-to-code game from MakeCode Arcade.

Chaos Maze: A learn-to-code game with MakeCode Arcade

Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman, wearing her legendary golden armor and gauntlets in the film.

Legendary Gauntlets: Make your own with light and sound

Secret Message: Crack the code and reveal a secret

Super Quiz: Program a personality quiz based on WW84

Sharing our voices

Watch sessions from our 24-hour live event for Pride 2020

A woman using an artificial leg runs down a bright red race track.

Accessibility isn’t an option—it’s a responsibility

Four individual portraits of two young men and two young women, three of whom have gold medals around their necks.

Esports help Special Olympic athletes connect and compete

an african american woman faces an african american man, who is speaking into a mic

Change begins with listening to less heard voices

Pride 2020: Standing up for justice through brave dialogue

Sassy Black, Microsoft People who inspire

Inside the funky, soulful world of musician SassyBlack

Breaking modern loneliness with mental health support

In recognition of World Mental Health Day, musician Lauv brought together artists and creators for a series of virtual conversations about finding mental health support in times of isolation.

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Lauv sits cross-legged on stage, singing with his eyes closed. fans surround him, holding up phones to film his performance.

Unlocking a competitive edge

Football player Alvin Kamara, running back for the New Orleans Saints, appears on the screen of a Microsoft Surface device, where he's talking to his fellow teammates on Teams.

Celebrating the return of the NFL

Tyler Ott, #69 for the Seattle Seahawks, waves to fans from the Black Future Co-Op Fund on the Surface Hub outside the player tunnel.

Seahawks celebrate unsung heroes with Pregame Huddle

A woman is holding a racket with graphic overlays over the racket.

Coco Gauff uses tech to take her game to the next level

Overcoming the limits of the road

Cloud9 team members sitting at computers in a full arena getting ready for their match at the 2018 League of Legends World Championship.

Cloud9 is disrupting the esports landscape

Fueling Renault DP World F1® Team with technology

A woman holds a Microsoft Surface device that has words written on the screen.

Billie Jean King is still changing the game

The Fed Cup, the largest annual team competition in women's sports, is changing its name to honor tennis legend Billie Jean King. Find out how she's continuing to shape the future of the game.

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Conversation starters

rag & bone unveils its spring collection in a virtual world

Turn your tech skills into superpowers

Experimental artist Moses Sumney wants you to feel

Rethinking the fabric of fashion design

A closeup view of the Grand Wizzard Theordore’s turntable setup, currently configured to spin 45s.

Celebrating hip hop as an art form

Two people look at the Surface Studio screen at the Met

A digital renaissance is helping global audiences connect with art

Inside the life and mind of an iconic American artist

Thanks to a new app, art lovers can get an unprecedented inside look at the life, work, and studio of Sol LeWitt—an American artist who influenced a generation and beyond as a founder of Conceptual and Minimal art.

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